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Restyling of a Website style

Status: Closed
Prize: $100
Entries Received: 20
Winner: suryabeniwal

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Contest Brief

I'm working with Webjam and we are realizing that design, while innovative 4 years ago, now needs a refresh (okay, some would say a complete overhaul). To this end, we are kicking off a design contest for someone to come up with a modern design for Webjam.

Webjam is a private social network and meant for teams, organizations and individuals with a simple drag-and-drop way of creating a social network for themselves. It proved to be very popular with larger companies wanting to build a social intranet for use inside the company.

The URL is http://www.webjam.com.

For this design contest, we will want the following deliverables:

- a new, modern logo design
- a new style (covering at least layout elements, colour scheme, typography)
- a new homepage layout mock-up (as Photoshop file with layering of the elements)

There is a chance (sorry, no guarantee) that the winning designer would be asked to create further design elements for Webjam in the future

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“Great to work with, infinitely patient with my poor communication (I was very slow responding due to other commitments). Delivered a great idea and helped with some issues I had. Great to work with.”

jeikenberry, United Kingdom.

Public Clarification Board

SivaKarthiDot
- 11 years ago
hi jeikenberry, may i change the colors in Webjam page? or that pink alone?
- 11 years ago
sixeldrago
- 11 years ago
hi there, kindly check #33
- 11 years ago
Contest Holder
- 11 years ago
Hi - apologies for the delay getting back to you. Rather than attaching the current look, please have a look at http://www.webjam.com - there you will see the current homepage.
- 11 years ago
jaredhorne
- 11 years ago
Good morning! It would be very helpful if you included elements that need to be present in the new style. Could you attach a screenshot of the current look so we can have a reference point?
- 11 years ago