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Win MAX tickets, Macbook AIR, and more in Scalenine "Skin to Win" challenge

RJ Owen
August 10, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (1)

Scalenine, Adobe, and EffectiveUI are teaming up to sponsor the "Skin to Win" challenge. Designers and Developers are challenged to create their best themes for Adobe Flex with tickets to Adobe MAX, a Macbook AIR, Adobe software and "other great prizes" on the line. Whether you're an experienced designer or someone looking to break into the industry, this conference is for you.

Using Adobe Creative Suite products, entrants should create new graphical skins for Flex application. Examples of existing skins are available in the Scalenine gallery.

Get everything you need to enter, including templates, trial software and tutorials on the contest homepage - just bring your own creativity.

The contest will be judged by a panel of experts from Adobe and EffectiveUI, with entries judged on visual design, quality and uniqueness of the the Flex theme.

The contest is open TODAY and closes Friday, October 10th, 2008, with winners to be announced the following week. What are you waiting for? Get started!

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1 Comments

Sebastian said:

Hey RJ,

cool, thx for the info. I think I´m gonna give it a shot :)

greetz sebastian

August 11, 2008 1:06 AM

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