Some people get petrified with the word “crowdsource” and don’t really get how it works. That is why DesignContest has asked three designers on our platform to explain their understanding of the concept of crowdsource and its role in design. We asked them to be honest so that our...
A bit of stats: according to the research conducted by eYeka, usage of crowdsourcing by the best global brands in 2016 grew by 30%. The sectors which are keen on crowdsourcing designs the most are FMCG, consumer electronics, automotive, media&entertainment, finances, restaurants&hotels etc.
Do you ever go on a website and see the best designs, only to forget where you’ve seen them by the next day or lose the site for good in the massive list of bookmarked sites you’ve got on your computer? We understand. Bookmarking is a great idea but...
Despite it’s ever-growing popularity, crowdsourcing is still relatively unknown. Yet, it is used globally by every kind of business from small homebased companies to famous multimillion dollar corporations. Here are some famous examples of how crowdsourcing has proved groundbreaking: Facebook A few years ago, facebook used the mass collaboration...
It’s basically undeniable: crowdsourcing has only managed to soar in popularity ever since Jeff Howe of Wired Magazine coined the term in 2006. However, a closer look at the details of this seemingly relatively recently developed form of employment/project base will reveal that crowdsourcing really isn’t a new phenomenom...