SARD '99 - "Best Armenian Website" Prize
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Guidelines
   

In order to be accepted to "SARD '99" Web Prize, the submitted webistes should follow a set of established guidelines that are presented below.

The submitted websites may take on Armenian historical, cultural, intellectual and social issues that have a pronounced national identity and are at the same time of universal interest. Websites may offer access to texts, music or art, that are not restricted by copyright.

Content

The information presented on the website should be innovative and relevant to the concept of the Prize. The websites should have cultural and national aspects. Use of Armenian (along with other languages) is strongly encouraged.

Art and Design

The website should be a coherent work of a virtual art. Creativity, originality, innovation and appropriateness of the design to the content of the website are important elements.

User-friendliness

The websites should have a clear and coherent structure. Visitors should be able to easily access the various pages, links and information the website offers. Additionally, the website must be accessible from at least most commonly available software (Netscape Navigator 4 and Internet Explorer 4 or higher).

Technology

The quality of images, graphics and layout is an important element. Use of server- and client-side programming (e.g. custom CGI, JavaScript, ActiveX, etc.) is encouraged. Graphics and Plug-ins needed for viewing should be lightweight, easily and freely accessible.

Relevance to Community

The Armenian Freenet is particularly interested in websites establishing virtual communities that can become easily accessible venues for intellectual, cultural and scientific discussions and learning.

Techniques and working methods

The use of free software is strongly recommended. The use of multi-media applications is encouraged. Project development by virtual teams from different countries is encouraged.

Limitations

Websites shall not be eligible for competition if contain unlawful information and the use of obscene, abusive, or otherwise objectionable language, as well as references to such material and language.

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