Getting Results from Crowdsourcing

It depends on what you're doing.

Logos are definitely best when designers compete – I use 99designs and love it. But I then give it to a designer I know well to do stationary and stuff.

I've never tried to get a website designed on 99designs – I reckon that would be hard.

I got a really nice result for my company logo from DesignCrowd. There were a lot of designs to choose from – almost overwhelming, but there was a clear winner too. I'll be trying a web design soon, although I imagine it will be harder to pick a winner for this, given that it is generally much more complex than just a logo.

12designer is a good one for those located in Europe! And they have very good customer support, too!

Thanks for the thoughts George and GP – I wonder whether there's anything different you need to do to get website design done well on a competition platform.

And thanks for the pointer JDale – we'll add it to our wiki of crowdsourcing tools when we launch it (soon now) and keep track of 12designer.

My vote is on the new kids on the block Crowdontap

The ones you've listed are quite good, but I have to agree with JDale and say 12designer. Their major advantage is multiple languages and as JDale said, good customer support. Highly recommended.

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