Kırmızı Fular Ödülleri

The competition speaks to communication students from different universities and fits into a short application period. The brief, timeline, jury and sponsors had to be gathered in one place, and teams had to be able to register and upload their files right up to the deadline.

The files also had to meet the rules of the brief: the format, size and length of presentations and videos were fixed. The organisers wanted to see the entries in a single list rather than scattered emails, and the jury had to be able to judge without seeing the students' contact details.

The pages are built on the competition's visual identity: red and black sections, a cat wearing a red scarf and wide upper-case headings. The home page counts down to the opening of applications; About, Brief, Programme, Jury and Sponsors have their own pages, and the frequently asked questions are drawn from the brief.

The registration form opens by itself on the application date and closes at the deadline. Every team that registers gets its own upload page; presentations and videos are checked against the rules of the brief in the browser before uploading and on the server afterwards, and teams can replace their files until the deadline.

The admin panel manages entries, the jury, sponsors, documents and the timeline, and exports entries to Excel. With roles, each user sees only the sections they are allowed to; the jury role does not see the students' contact details.

The site is live at kirmizifularodulleri.com. Students find everything about the competition at one address, register their teams and upload their files from their own page, while the organisers follow the entries in a single list and get them ready for the jury.