WIF 2010
Hey there all you web designers,
Have any of you heard about the Web Design International Festival that is held in Limoges, France. It is held every two years and brings some of the top Web designers from around the world for a 24 hour web design competition.
Two years ago a friend and I entered and made it past the pre-selections to the final. We were flown to France and had all of our expenses paid. It was a blast.
We are doing it again this year - we had the pre-selection round about 3 weeks ago.
This was the theme:
Through a sensitive, original and poetic interface, propose an interactive application allowing to share one's memories.
To be able to share his pictures, videos, writings, feelings, discoveries, love, anger, wonders... with your friends and -why not- your enemies. This "tool" (web site, web application , mobile website, mobile app, online service, communicating appliances/objects...) has to be visited online.
This is what we made in 24 hours:
WIF Preselection by Team Reverie
Let me know what you think.
Thanks
Have any of you heard about the Web Design International Festival that is held in Limoges, France. It is held every two years and brings some of the top Web designers from around the world for a 24 hour web design competition.
Two years ago a friend and I entered and made it past the pre-selections to the final. We were flown to France and had all of our expenses paid. It was a blast.
We are doing it again this year - we had the pre-selection round about 3 weeks ago.
This was the theme:
Through a sensitive, original and poetic interface, propose an interactive application allowing to share one's memories.
To be able to share his pictures, videos, writings, feelings, discoveries, love, anger, wonders... with your friends and -why not- your enemies. This "tool" (web site, web application , mobile website, mobile app, online service, communicating appliances/objects...) has to be visited online.
This is what we made in 24 hours:
WIF Preselection by Team Reverie
Let me know what you think.
Thanks