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The iF product design
award was
established as early as 1953. Nowadays 8,000+ entries are submitted from all
over the world. 100 awards are given
in 4 main categories: product design, communication design, material design, and
packaging design. An international expert jury, commissioned by iF, will discuss
and evaluate all submitted entries in a dedicated, critical and constructive
way. The selection process for the iF design awards is not public, and takes
place over three days. During this process, it will become clear which entries
from which companies and designers meet the evaluation criteria for outstanding
excellence in design. Each jury member can only participate in two consecutive
juries. If a jury member is directly connected to one of the submitted entries,
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The
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product design award was
presented for the first time in 1955. Meanwhile, more than 4,400 creations are
submitted from 60 countries. Awards are given in 3 main categories: product
design (100+), communication design (50+), and design concept (200+). The Design
Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen (Germany) invests a large amount of time and energy
in obtaining the services of expert jurors. The constellation changes from year
to year and guarantees a high degree of objectivity and reliability. The
independence and international composition of the juries have been major factors
in establishing the high reputation of this competition.
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The Design & Ad Awards began in 1962 and is considered an
elite troupe. Design & Ad Awards are given to16 winners out of 2,600+
submissions.
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The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences’
Webby Awards have been around since 1996. Webby Awards received a good 10,000
entries competing in over 100 website, advertising, online video, mobile and app
categories.
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The American Design Awards have been around since 2000 and
receives 30,000 submissions each year. It is among one of the most popular
design awards organizations in the world.
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Dutch Design Awards (DDA) has been around since 2010 and shows
and rewards the very best in the field of Dutch design. To this end, DDA
appoints selection committees of independent experts who both nominate
candidates and judge submissions; together they will compose a shortlist of 31
finalists. A total of 11 prizes will be awarded, including special awards such
as the Best Client Award, BNO Piet Zwart Award and Public Award. With the
exception of these awards, an international jury will appoint a winner in each
category. The decisive factor in the judgement is the extent to which the design
is innovative and/or makes a relevant contribution to society. |