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You can now choose your favourite project from the identity Design Awards 2021 shortlist
The People’s Choice Award for the identity Design Awards 2021 is open to a public vote, including all shortlisted projects. The winner will be announced at the event on November 17 at the Address Beach Resort in Dubai.
For the second year the People’s Choice has been open to include all shortlisted projects instead of only the winning projects of the year.
The shortlisted projects can be found here.
The voting poll closes on 16 November.
VOTE HERE and click here to reserve your seat at the identity Design Awards 2021.
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