Cringe-Worthy Website Contest
WINNER WILL BE CHOSEN ON HALLOWEEN. CONTEST RUNS THROUGH FRIDAY 13th - HALLOWEEN.
We’ve all visited websites that made our eyes bleed. Panic ensues as the exit button can’t be found quickly enough. As our cursor travels across the ghost town of bad design on our screen, we suddenly experience the ghastly horror of FLASH, FLASH, FLASH! It’s as if you can hear “Eek, eek, eek.” Then the subtle terror of creepy color pallets, confusing navigation and intruding ads. If broken links were broken hearts, we’d all be singing a country song.
It’s enough to make you want to leave a website and never, ever come back.
We at Instabuild are on a mission to make the web a far less frightening place for us all so we’re going to redesign the most cringe-worthy website we can get our hands on.
Keep reading to find out how you can submit your spooky site.
FREE Custom Website Re-design This means we're going to re-design your website for free!
FREE Social Media Design & Setup This means we will setup and design your Facebook & Twitter pages for your business!
Take your choice of 3 ways to enter.
Leave a comment on our Facebook post OR post on our Facebook wall with the URL of your “Cringe-Worthy” site. Make sure your comment includes “My #cringeworthysite needs a makeover:
Tweet this: @instabuild: My #cringeworthysite needs a makeover: and add your website URL to the tweet.
Leave a comment on our blog with the URL of your “Cringe-Worthy” site.
Feel like increasing your odds? Here's a few more ways to get another entry dropped into the pot.
Like Instabuild on Facebook.
Share our “Cringe-Worthy Contest” post on Facebook
Tweet this: @instabuild is giving away a free #website re-design to the most #cringeworthywebsite! Here: http://bit.ly/162C4M7
The website submitted needs to be owned by the contest registrant, or with permission from the registrant.
Any website submitted must be scary, just not inappropriate. Think Edward Scissorhands - not Miley Cyrus.
Material submitted must not contain copyright or trademark infringement.