A centerpiece of Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference is the Apple Design Awards. The event gives Apple an opportunity to recognize software developers that have risen above the rest to provide a superlative experience for Macintosh users.
Now in its eighth year, the Apple Design Award changes a little bit for 2003. Apple has revealed plans to break the event into two separate contests — one for application software, the other for QuickTime content.
The Apple Design Awards for Application Software recognize innovation, Mac OS X look and feel, maximum use of Apple technologies, and new and exciting high-quality products. New to this year’s awards is the Server Solution category. All told, one winner and one runner up will be chosen in each category including:
New to this year’s WWDC, the Apple Design Awards for QuickTime Content recognize technical excellence in authoring, outstanding production value, encoding quality, innovation and ease of use in content navigation.
The Apple Design Awards for QuickTime Content recognize technical excellence in authoring, outstanding production value, advanced encoding quality, innovation, and ease of use in content navigation. As with the Application Software awards, one winner and one runner up will be chosen in each category including:
Apple must receive submissions for the Application Software awards by 5PM on Tuesday, April 15, 2003. Entries for the QuickTime Content category must be received by 5PM on Thursday, May 15, 2003.
For more details or to register your entry for consideration, please visit the Web site at the link above.