1. Nomination process

2. Jury

3. Awards granted

4. Ceremonies

5. Notable winners

6. References

7. External links

Awwwards was founded in 2009, and is headquartered in Valencia, Spain.^[9]

Nomination process

In the first phase of the nomination process, web designers submit their work through Awwwards' website for consideration for Site of the Day.^[11] The work is then judged by the Awwwards community and an international jury panel composed of designers, developers, and agencies.^[12] The best daily sites are also published in Awwward's year-end "The 365 Best Websites Around the World" book.^[1]

In the second voting phase, the Site of the Month is chosen. Site of the Month winners proceed to the final judging phase of the competition: Site of the Year. This award is given out at the Awwwards conference and prize-giving ceremony.

Jury

The jury consists of multidisciplinary designers, developers, journalists, and agencies from across the globe.^[13] The panel assesses the talent, effort, technicality, and insight that goes into the web projects submitted for consideration.^[1]

Awards granted

Members of the Awwwards Jury score nominees on four separate criteria: design, creativity, usability and content. High scoring sites can win several different types of awards.

All websites awarded 6.5 or above receive an Honorable Mention.

Site of the Day recognizes aesthetic, usability, and technical achievements in web design innovation. Sites remain in competition for Site of the Day for three months from the submission date. Only the highest scoring sites are awarded Site of the Day.

The developer's award was created in partnership with Microsoft, and it awards developers who have achieved significant web development programming mastery. "Well-developed" websites are those that are interoperable across all major browsers and operating systems, are accessible across a variety of computing devices, and employ HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS coding best-practices.^[14] Developer Award winners are invited to be profiled on Internet Explorer’s Showcase, a behind-the-scenes look at what inspired the site and how it was developed.^[15]

Site of the Year is selected by the Awwwwards jury from the twelve Sites of the Month plus additional three nominees from the Site of the Day winners as chosen by the Awwwards team.

Selected by the Developer jury from the winners of the Developer Award.

Selected by all Awwwards users who vote for their favorite site that year.

Ceremonies

The prize-giving ceremony is held at the first Awwwards conference of each year. Awards given include Site of the Year, Developer of the Year, Agency of the Year, Independent designer of the Year, and Independent Creative Developer of the Year.

These events consist of two-day conferences featuring influential speakers from the web design industry. They bring together designers, developers, and agency representatives from over 40 different countries.^[10] Conference speakers include executives and staff from Microsoft, Google, Spotify, Adobe, Opera, Smashing Magazine, and other companies in the tech industry.^[8][16]

Notable winners

Notable Site of the Year winners include Mercedes-Benz, Bloomberg L.P., Bose Corporation, Warner Brothers, Volkswagen, Uber, and Google.^[7]

Agency of the Year winners include Hello Monday, Watson/DG and Resn.

References

External links

• Official Site

• Blood on the sand
• Blood on the scales
• Blood on the Scales
• Blood on the Scales (Battlestar Galactica)
• Blood on the slacks
• Blood on the sun
• Blood on wolf mountain
• Blood orange (disambiguation)
• Blood Orange (film)
• Blood Orange Media
• Blood orgy of the leather girls
• Blood or whiskey
• Blood (OSI album)
• Blood osmolarity
• Blood osmolyte
• Blood Out
• Blood Out (film)
• Blood oxygen capacity
• Blood oxygen-carrying capacity
• Blood oxygen level
• Blood oxygen saturation
• Blood Pact (disambiguation)
• Blood plasma fractionation
• Blood: Plasma Pak
• Blood plasma substitute