Designers looking for competitions to showcase their skills face a scattered and time-consuming search process. Opportunities are spread across platforms like Behance, Dribbble, and 99designs, as well as standalone websites, making it easy to miss deadlines or overlook high-value contests. A centralized hub could streamline discovery, saving designers hours of research while increasing participation in relevant competitions.
A potential solution could aggregate online design competitions into one easy-to-use platform. This might include:
The interface could prioritize simplicity, helping designers find opportunities quickly without distraction. For competition hosts, such a platform might offer increased visibility and participation rates for their contests.
One way to start could be with a minimal viable product featuring a manually curated list of high-profile competitions. Over time, the platform might:
Unlike existing solutions that focus on specific niches or manually updated lists, this approach could offer automated updates and a broader range of competitions. Community participation might help maintain quality while specialized focus on design (rather than mixing creative fields) could create a more targeted resource.
Potential revenue streams might include featured listings for competition hosts, affiliate partnerships, or premium memberships offering early access to high-value contests.
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