Content Design course winners
Published 28 October 2019, by Sarah Winters in Content Design.
To launch CDL’s international courses we ran a competition on 16th -23rd October 2019 to win a spot on one of our courses in Manchester and Australia. We’ll have more competitions in the coming months so look out for other opportunities.
The competition question was: how would you define or describe content design?
Here are just some of the entries we received. We had so many that we loved. They were so creative and described and represented content design, so well, it was challenging to choose a winner. Thanks very much for everyone who entered.
Manchester entries:
Content design is
— Charlie I (@iknowthewords) October 22, 2019
Giving people what they need
Using their own words #contenthaiku#ContentDesignManchester @ContentDesignLN
@ContentDesignLDN: "How would you define or describe content design?"
— David Morton (@davidmorton89) October 23, 2019
Content design is more than just words, it's using research to give people the information they need in the best format.
It's about making things simple, effective and inclusive. #ContentDesignManchester pic.twitter.com/a0L6uArZri
Content Design is how to turn motivation into satisfaction through interaction.
— Chris Harding 🦑 (@The_Kraken) October 18, 2019
Content design is:
— Jonathan Holden (@SebacicA11y) October 21, 2019
User needs, aptly delivered. #ContentDesignManchester@ContentDesignLN
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You too can enter the competition: https://t.co/EnZ3f4ZEQ9 pic.twitter.com/kkNK7LDEmF
Content design is how I make sense of the world around you. #ContentDesignManchester @ContentDesignLN
— Hannah Collins (@Hannarrgh) October 22, 2019
Content design is making sure your format, structure and tone is relevant, useful and usable for your target audience. It’s also ensuring your content, interactions and visual design are created together so they all work in harmony as a frictionless user experience.
— Rachel McConnell (@Minette_78) October 22, 2019
And the winner is:
@ContentDesignLN #ContentDesignManchester pic.twitter.com/pVhsMQWBfc
— Jo Dimbleby (@boldscript) October 20, 2019
Well done, Jo Dimbleby @boldscript. Please send your mail address to claire@contentdesign.london, and we’ll send you details regarding your prize.
Australian entries
@contentdesignln competition entry pre-empted by my Medium feature on how to define content design #ContentDesignOz https://t.co/vT6rB876Q2
— Grant Doyle (@geedoyle) October 20, 2019
I've been inspired by @ContentDesignLN to define & explore what 'content design' means. Here's my effort #ContentDesignOz pic.twitter.com/FjvvLKtYzc
— Seb Baird (@sebbaird) October 21, 2019
Hey @ContentDesignLN! Would love to send a designer from our Sydney studio to #ContentDesignOz or Dublin office to #ContentDesignManchester pic.twitter.com/bPfY1xjiRs
— Selene R (@snros) October 23, 2019
And the winner is:
@ContentDesignLN This is a bit of a nod to a UK tradition, created tonight in my drawing class, labels added on mobile pic editor. #ContentDesignOz pic.twitter.com/56K33yK7ra
— Claire Mahoney (@wordofanerd) October 23, 2019
Well done, Claire Mahoney @wordofanerd. Please send your mail address to claire@contentdesign.london, and we’ll send you details regarding your prize.
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