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description Awwwards Overview

While not a portfolio platform itself, being featured or submitting to Awwwards is a massive credibility booster. It represents the pinnacle of current web design execution, rewarding sites that are not only beautiful but also technically innovative and highly functional. Inclusion here signals to employers that the designer understands cutting-edge web standards and user experience.

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What does an Awwwards Site of the Day badge mean?

Site of the Day is one of Awwwards' daily recognitions for web projects that score well with its jury and community system. It is especially meaningful for studios because Awwwards is watched by designers, creative developers, and digital agencies.

Is Awwwards a portfolio site like Behance or Dribbble?

No, Awwwards is more of an awards and inspiration platform than a general portfolio host. Designers may still list an Awwwards win on Behance, Dribbble, LinkedIn alternatives, or their own studio site.

What does Awwwards judge when a site is submitted?

Awwwards evaluates categories such as design, usability, creativity, and content. That is why technically ambitious sites built with WebGL, GSAP, React, or custom interaction work often perform well there.

Can a small freelance designer submit work to Awwwards?

Yes, individual designers and small studios can submit client or personal web projects. The submission process is paid, and the exact fee can vary by account type or submission path.