Social Submission Requirements
When submitting to the Social Design Competition keep in mind that your submission will be evaluated on multiple dimensions, your social design is judged together with its presentation, relevance, approach, depth and potential. Applicants should send high-resolution images of the social design, showing the social design from different angles, together with a textual presentation of their work. The main image is especially important and should be on a white background whenever possible, if not should be a professionally taken clear and good photograph. In addition to images, ethnographic, social and scientific studies could further be uploaded as support documents.
Item | Dimensions | Format | Notes |
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Main Image Required |
JPEG | The Key Visual should capture the essence of the social design, presenting a clear and impactful image that immediately conveys the project's purpose and scope. A high-resolution photograph or graphic that resonates with the theme and engages the viewer emotionally, while maintaining focus on the design's relevance to its social context, is ideal. | |
Optional Image 1 Required |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 1 ought to highlight the social design's application and interaction within the community. Whether it's a public installation, a service, or an event, this image should illustrate how the design integrates with its intended environment and how it's used or experienced by people. |
Optional Image 2 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 2 should provide insight into the collaborative and developmental aspects of the social design. An image that shows the design process, workshops, community involvement, or stakeholder engagement can offer a deeper understanding of the project's roots and the collective effort behind it. |
Optional Image 3 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 3 is best suited to demonstrate the impact and outcomes of the social design. An effective image might depict the positive change or benefit the design has brought about, such as improved social interactions, educational advancements, or enhanced community well-being. |
Optional Image 4 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 4 should focus on the scalability and adaptability of the social design. An image that showcases how the design can be implemented or adapted in different contexts or cultures emphasizes its versatility and potential for broader impact. |
Documentation PDF Document Highly Optional |
A4 Page Size |
Documentation should encompass comprehensive details of the social design's objectives, methodologies, and impact assessments. It should include case studies, user feedback, and statistical evidence that articulate the design's effectiveness in addressing the social issue it targets. | |
Video Video / Audio File Highly Optional |
AVI | The video should serve as a narrative that brings the social design to life, illustrating its story, the problem it addresses, and the people it impacts. Footage of the design in action, testimonials from community members, and commentary from the designers can create a compelling visual story that underscores the design's significance and reach. |