If your question is about how to create entries, you can watch this entry site demonstration.
When can I enter the D&AD Awards 2008?
You can Enter Online from Wednesday 10 October 2007.
Is there an entry discount available?
For entries submitted and paid for by 14 November you will receive a 10% discount.
What is the D&AD Awards 2008 entry deadline?
The deadline for completing your entries online is Wednesday 16 January 2008. All postal entries must arrive at D&AD by Monday 4 February 2008.
What work is eligible for the D&AD Awards 2008?
Work must have been commercially released between 1 January and 31 December 2007. It needs to be formatted according to the requirements outlined in the Formatting Guide PDF.
How many times can my work be entered?
Work can be entered into as many categories as you choose. It can be entered singularly and as part of a campaign. It can only be entered into each category once.
What if another entrant has submitted the work I want to enter?
Two different entrants cannot enter the same work in the same category. You need to ensure that work is not being submitted by anyone else into the same category.
Where can I find information about the different categories?
You can use the Category & Price Guide on this site to see the 2008 categories and prices. There is also a printable version available.
How do I prepare and submit my entries?
There are sending and formatting requirements specific to the work and categories you are entering. Follow the instructions in the Formatting Guide PDF to make sure your work is submitted correctly.
How can I ensure my postal entries have arrived?
It's up to you to ensure all shipping and customs fees are paid so that entries arrive at D&AD by the postal deadline. If posting from overseas, please mark packages as 'Competition Material- No Commercial Value'. Once packages are registered by us, a message will appear on your online D&AD entry account.
What entry credits do I need to supply?
We only require a small number of basic credits when you create entries online. You will need to supply: title, brand, client and entrant company. Please enter credits using upper and lower case correctly.
Will I need to send anything else for successful entries?
Yes. If you are successful, you will need to supply additional credits. For entries that are published in the Annual ('In-Book'), you will also be required to supply high resolution images, screen grabs or scripts. For entries that are nominated, you may also need to supply additional copies for display at D&AD events and exhibitions.
How will I know if my entries have been successful?
If you are successful you will be notified by email during the week beginning 14 April.
Can I withdraw entries?
Entries can be withdrawn from the Awards up until 18 February 2008. Contact Us if you would like to withdraw. Please bear in mind that we do not offer refunds for withdrawn entries.
Can I make changes to my entries once completed?
It's up to you to ensure work is entered correctly. Unfortunately, due to the large amounts of entries we receive, it will not always be possible for us to make changes.
Can I stop and start submitting my entry online?
Yes, you can. The Entry Site is designed so that you can create and save your entries in stages. You can add to, amend or delete your entries at any point up until payment.
What methods of payment are accepted?
Entries can be paid for by credit card on the Entry Site or by bank transfer. Bank transfers must be made within five days of entry
Are there any specific requirements for Non-English Language entries?
You will need to supply a translation for any work that was not originally released in English. For guidelines on how to supply translations, read the Formatting Guide PDF.
Will there be an extension to the deadline?
We will announce one short extension to the deadline on 16 January. Entries made after 16 January will automatically be charged an additional 10%. In order for us to accurately process the thousands of entries we receive each year it is essential that the entry deadline is met.