Infragistics Announces App Builder Design Contest

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Infragistics, a Cranbury-based provider of tools and solutions to accelerate design and development, has announced a new App Builder Design Contest where developers, designers, and non-designers alike can unleash their creativity and win prizes. The competition provides participants with free access to the App Builder drag & drop tool, which allows designers and developers to collaborate in a single platform. It includes a complete design system, which is compatible with Sketch and Adobe XD and generates code in Angular and Blazor.

Infragistics’ company’s mission is to create simplicity and beauty in the world one app at a time. With this creativity contest, they are encouraging others to take on this mission and create a simple, beautiful application with, App Builder, a web-based WYSIWYG design tool that allows anyone to create apps.

“App Builder makes it easy to be creative and customize apps to meet unique needs,” said Jason Beres, senior vice president of developer tools at Infragistics. “With App Builder, anyone can create an application such as an e-commerce, travel or team collaboration app and we welcome entries from developers and designers all over the world.”

The contest entry deadline is Friday, November 17, and winners will be announced on December 7. Gift cards in the amount of $2,000, $750 and $250 will be awarded to the top three winners. The winners will be announced during the webinar “What Makes an Award-Winning Application and App Builder Design Contest.”

Contest judges include Beres, senior product manager George Abraham, and Andrea Silveira, director of user experience in product development.

Participants can register for the contest at www.infragistics.com/appbuilder-contest. There is no fee to enter.


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