Think you have what it takes to critique websites? Think to many sites are over done, don’t think about usability or are just to cluttered? Well now is your chance to get your opinion out there by becoming a WebAward judge.

The WebAward competition judges hundreds of sites from 96 different industries. As a judge, you’ll get a variety of sites to check out and report back on. It’s a great opportunity to not only see some cool sites that you may not run across normally, but you can also give feedback to those that need a little bit of help.

To signup, fill out the WebAward judge nomination form and good luck!

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Last year I was given the honor of becoming a judge for the annual WebAward competition. This year, I’ll again get to juge outstanding sites from 96 different industries. Ok, so I don’t judge one in each industry, but I’ll get to see a wide range of different sites.

The WebAward competition judges sites on six different categories including design, ease of use, copywriting, interactivity, use of technology, innovation and content. You’re blog doesn’t need all of these, but the more you do have, the better your score will probably be.

The 2007 call for entries is open and one of the newer categories is blogs. If you think your blog stands out from the competition, go ahead and enter it. Judging will happen later this year as we pick the best of the best.

Good Luck!

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