Built for the next creative challenge.

A place to launch a brief, follow the competition and explore what the Vizcom community creates.

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Vizcom Challenges website
Challenges design supplied by Vizcom. Webflow development and CMS implementation by South.

A campaign keeps moving.

A design challenge has a life beyond its launch. There’s a brief to share, work to submit, judging to follow and winning ideas to celebrate.

Working from Vizcom’s designs, we built a Challenges hub within its existing Webflow website. Reusable templates bring the stages together and give the team a foundation for the next competition.

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Webflow developmentCMS implementation
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AI design software
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Webflow

One page, ready for each stage.

The team chooses which campaign stage is live through the CMS. That choice changes the page’s content and calls to action, from promotion and submissions to judging and results, without rebuilding the page.

A countdown shows the deadline; the team decides when to move to the next stage. Between competitions, a default view keeps the hub useful.

Vizcom Cork Design Challenge website
The Cork Design Challenge, from its opening brief to the results.

The challenge ends. The ideas live on.

The archive gives visitors a way to explore past challenges, browse submissions and find the winners. Every entry has a direct link, so an individual idea is easy to share.

Earlier finalist links lead to the matching entries in the new archive. Past work stays connected to the new experience, rather than disappearing when a campaign ends.

Vizcom challenge archive website
Challenge filters and shareable entries keep the community’s work accessible.

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