In most cases, the award image is the introduction to a program when applicants see it displayed in a winner's site. If they like the quality of an image, if they find it attractive, they want the opportunity to proudly display it in their own sites. Many awards images are not top quality, either because they are inconsistent with the theme of the award program or because they are too large and overbearing. In other cases the proportions are not right, the images are overly compressed or pixelated, or the colors of the image are not in harmony.
Some basic rules are necessary to build a good award image.
In this article, we will discuss these rules and provide some information to help you create a quality award image or improve the one you are already using. Design The design of the image must look similar to the elements used in the design of the website and the award program itself. Fundamental elements such as the colors, fonts, brightness, and contrast must not be in opposition to the overall theme of the site. Of course, the name of the award must always be clear and legible. If possible, the award image should also have a designated area for the winner's name.