SVG Contest closes Friday

Just a quick update on our “No Bit, Sherlock” competition, where you can win some great prizes like XBoxes, Mindstorms and a SONY Vaio just for building an SVG button, or progress control.

There’s plenty of great examples you can learn from (remember, “view source” is not a sin, it’s how we all learned everything we know!), including this one from Doug Schepers.

So, you’ve got a few days to go to town, learn something new, and be very much in the running for some very cool prizes.

And if you want a great looking overview of SVG, done in SVG, see Doug’s sides from our recent @media conference.

4 responses to “SVG Contest closes Friday”:

    • By:charlie
    • July 2nd, 2010

    I’m interested in seeing the results. When can I find the entries?

    • By:Kevin Ward
    • July 14th, 2010

    You hurt my feelings. I saw this contest and thought..“wow, awesome I have 3 days to enter”. Then later on I noticed the date says June. Shame on me for not paying more attention I guess, but you may want to update your content to something like, “And the winners of the SVG contest are.…” Just a thought. I appreciate the site regardless.

    • By:Tav
    • September 2nd, 2010

    Where are the results? I would love to see all the entries.

    • By:Megan
    • December 7th, 2010

    The nobitsherlock​.com details say “from now, until June 18 at midnight” without specifying a year, so you could get some folks sending entries in 2011. Maybe time to announce the contest is over?

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