Guidelines for responses to challenges

Use interactive document types

A response should be in the form of a link to an interactive document like Google Doc, a Figma file, or a Canva design.  It's important for others to be able to respond or contribute further.  

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Make it shareable

Make sure the file you link to is shareable so that anyone can comment. For Google Docs, this typically means "anyone with the link can comment".

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Follow our community guidelines

We take things like IP and decent behavior seriously, as per our guidelines.

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Prep for the next contributor

Laurels challenges (eg, "design a graphic for an upcoming social media post) are typically each part of bigger projects (eg, "develop a social media campaign for the fall").  It's always helpful to leave notes to show the next contributor where you left off, remaining questions, etc.

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Credit anyone you worked with

If you worked with a teammate on your response, you'll be able to credit them when you submit your response. Anyone who is credited will also see this response credited to them on their profile.

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Add a message if helpful

We leave an open "message" field for every response.