How do the TYPO3 Awards work?
Submission period has ended. The shortlist of up to five noteworthy projects per category will be announced soon.
Mark your calendar for Thursday, November 28, 2024, for the highlight event during T3CON24 in Düsseldorf, Germany. This exclusive gala will celebrate the announcement of winners in all 16 categories, culminating in the prestigious Website Of The Year Award.
** Remember, the dress code is Cocktail Attire. **
Last year, we were thrilled to receive an unprecedented 221 submissions across 13 different categories. Check out winners of the 2023 TYPO3 Awards!
What are the categories this year?
Campaigns & Promotions
Projects for products, events, or campaigns, whether lasting or limited in duration.
Education
Websites for the higher education sector, including universities and research centers or projects.
E-Commerce
TYPO3 solutions featuring integrations with shop systems such as Magento, Shopware, etc.
Enterprise
Enterprises, corporations, and multinational businesses operating on at least two continents.
Finance & Insurance
Digital solutions for banking, finance, and insurance services.
Government & Public Sector
Websites designed for governmental entities and the public sector.
Health
Platforms delivering healthcare information and medical services.
Industry
Projects for manufacturing goods, production processes and product development.
Intranets & Extranets (*NEW*)
Internal or external platforms (these require a screencast or showing of up to 30 minutes).
Legacy & Heritage (*NEW*)
Projects that honor long-standing customer relationships and initiatives exceeding 10 years.
Media, News & Publishing (*NEW*)
Platforms for media, news distribution, and publishing activities.
NGO & Non-Profits
Projects by non-profit organizations or NGOs driving social or environmental impact.
SMB
Small businesses (< 50 M € turnover) and medium-sized businesses (> 50 M € turnover).
Sports & Culture
Sports clubs, associations and cultural offerings such as museums, cinemas, and the arts.
Travel & Tourism
Digital projects for travel, travel planning and tourism promotion.
Best TYPO3 Camp (*NEW*)
Recognition of community-centric and self-organized TYPO3 Camps via voting at the end of the year.
How are the winners decided?
The nominated websites—up to five for each category—will be evaluated based on several criteria:
- Speed/Performance
- Design/UX
- SEO performance
- Accessibility
- Best Practices
- Errors
- Core Web Vitals
The TYPO3 Award 2024 winners are determined through a comprehensive evaluation process by a jury composed of digital industry specialists. These jurors bring a wealth of expertise in business, marketing, and technical fields, ensuring that their judgments are both informed and objective. Beyond the technical aspects, the 'human factor'—the jury's professional insight and experience—also plays a crucial role, allowing for a nuanced judgment that ensures winners excel not only in technical quality but also in creativity and overall excellence.
Timeline
| 2 May 2024: | Start of Submission Period & TYPO3 Award Ticket Sales |
| 15 September 2024: | End of Submission Period; Start of Evaluation Process |
| 1 October 2024: | Announcement of Nominees; Start of Jury Judging Period |
| 28 November 2024: | Winner Announcement at TYPO3 Awards Gala |
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Meet our Hosts for the TYPO3 Awards Gala
Emily Whigham
Emily Whigham has been working as a journalist and presenter for various TV stations, in the event sector, at trade fairs and for companies in numerous sectors for over 25 years.
The American, who is based in Cologne, Germany became known for her work on entertainment formats such as NBC GIGA, Viva, AppsNight and CNN Deutschland, hosting thousands of hours of live television shows and interviewing countless celebrities.
Today, in addition to her work in the entertainment field which includes presenting festivals, award shows and music television, Emily concentrates on moderating events, panels, galas as well as podcasts on the topics of sustainability, new technology, AI, innovations, fair trade, women in the business world, culture and promoting young talent.
More about Emily: www.whigham.de | Instagram: @emily_whigham | LinkedIn: Emily Whigham
Matt Beadle
Last year's host Matt Beadle, born and raised in southeast England, makes a return to Düsseldorf in 2024. Matt is more than just a presenter; he's your energetic guide through events, hybrids, award ceremonies, and films - always bringing a smile and a touch of British humor. If you're laughing, you're listening!
Specializing in sports and entertainment, Matt is equally adept at handling product launches and strategy workshops. He's a familiar face on German TV, known for live horse racing broadcasts and hosting Timbersports championships. Often compared to "Troy MacClure," he's also the go-to host for marketing campaigns and explainer videos for brands like BMW, STIHL, Weidmüller, and Greator. His versatility ensures an engaging experience for both live and hybrid events, from intimate gatherings to large-scale productions. In the last year alone, he has hosted events with audiences from 100, over 500, to one with 19,000. Though originally from the UK, Matt has made Germany his home since 2000, effortlessly switching between English and German (with a charming accent).
In addition to his presenting skills, Matt is a renowned speaker and a four-time author. He speaks on topics such as strengths-orientation, leadership, transformational communication, positive psychology, and intrinsic motivation.
More about Matt: www.mattbeadle.com | Instagram: @mattlbeadle | LinkedIn: mattlbeadle