Jobeet - Day 21: The Design Day

As announced at the beginning of the Jobeet tutorial, we are holding a design contest today. The goal is to choose the default design used by Jobeet.

Have a look at the designs we have received and vote for the best one. Voting is as simple as adding a comment on this post with the number of the design you want to vote for, suffixed by ++. So, if you want to vote for design number "1", add a new comment with "1++" as the content (only votes with valid email addresses will be taken into account).

The submitted designs are ordered by date of reception in my inbox.

As we have received quite a lot of different designs and to be fair with everybody, only designs that have followed the rules qualified for today's contest.

Submitted Designs

[1] Sensio

Extreme Sensio, the digital marketing department of Sensio, help famous brands define innovative online strategies in France and Europe. The symfony framework itself has been released as an Open-Source software by Sensio Labs, the technology department of Sensio. With a team of more than 50 marketing and technology experts, Sensio is one of the fastest growing Web Agency in France.

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "1++" comment.

[2] P'unk Avenue

P'unk Avenue is a small, agile firm creating websites and web applications for higher education and business clients. They started using symfony in Spring 2006 to build better, more reliable web sites faster. Since then they have embraced it as their standard development platform for all projects, pushed for its adoption at several major academic institutions, and released plugins like sfShibbolethPlugin and sfTagtoolsPlugin.

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "2++" comment.

[3] centre{source}

centre{source} is a full-service interactive firm assisting organizations that view the web as a strategic asset. They provide their clients four essential services: strategy, planning, execution, and on-going management.

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "3++" comment.

[4] OrangeD

David Gorges is a 22 year old student of computer science in media on the University of Furtwangen, Germany. He started using symfony within a university project and got stick with it.

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "4++" comment.

[5] Mathijs Beks / qube

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "5++" comment.

[6] Eduardo Martinez Cobos

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "6++" comment.

[7] Christophe Nguyen / Studio Mitsuné

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "7++" comment.

[8] centre{source}

Have a closer look at the design of the four main Jobeet pages:

• The Homepage
• The Category Page
• The Job Page
• The Job Creation Page

To vote for this design, add a "8++" comment.

See you Tomorrow

We will keep the vote opened for a few days, and announce the winner later this week.

Tomorrow, we will resume our tour of the main symfony features by talking about the symfony cache framework.

See you tomorrow for the last week of the Jobeet tutorial.