Friday 20 May is the final day for entry to the Launch Pad competition.
May 19th, 2011
Designers, start putting the finishing touches on your Launch Pad project! Entry to this annual competition closes on Friday 20 May.
If you have a prototype that you’d love to see in production, Launch Pad is the event for you.
More than just a competition, it’s a chance to gain exposure, meet and be mentored by key figures in the design industry – and make a name for yourself as a designer to watch.
There are also some amazing prizes up for grabs.
We’ve had some great submissions so far – but we want to see yours too!
Jump on the Launch Pad website and send in your prototype. 2011 could be the year your design makes it big!
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