Final call: Launch Pad 2018 closes in less than a week

March 6th, 2018

Tags: INDE, Launch Pad, Launch Pad 2018

We’ve announced the incredibly talented jury, we’ve shown you some of the previous winners, and shared how the future of the industry is increasingly becoming collegiate – but now it’s down to you to enter.

You have to get your skates on though. Time is your enemy and it’s running out fast.

Launch Pad has been an important fixture in the industry since 2004, over the last 15 years the program has changed and adapted, and for 2018 it’s bigger than ever.

Quite simply, Launch Pad helps launch the careers of product designers – all you need is an amazing design prototype.

ENTER LAUNCH PAD 2018 HERE.

Entries close Monday 12 March.

Still not sure how it works? Have a read through our FAQs here. And if you still have questions, shoot me a line at aleesha@indesign.com.au. Remember, time is ticking though, so get stuck in now!

Pictured: 2017 finalist, 124 Exhibition Spots by Steven Swain.

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