‘Base Element’ Clinches Three Silver W³ Awards for Web Design Performance

Base Element, a fast-growing European digital agency, has received three silver honors at the W³ Awards 2019, the international web competition which celebrates outstanding websites, web marketing projects, videos, mobile sites/apps and social content.

Base Element was honored in three categories for designing and developing the website of “The ‘Anama Concept”, a premium wine brand:

– Website Features-Visual Appeal – Aesthetics for Websites,
– Website Features-Visual Appeal – Experience for Websites,
– General Website Categories – Food & Beverage for Websites.

This is the second consecutive year that Base Elements is honored at the W³ Awards. In 2018, the company had received three silver accolades for its collaboration with Inibar Services.

“It is a great honor to receive three silver W³ Awards for a second consecutive year. It is also a great reward for the hard work of all of us,” said Base Element Director George Iakovou.

In the case of “The ‘Anama Concept”, Base Element used the latest UX/UI design trends to create a simple and user-friendly browsing experience that connects users with the information and pages that best relate to their business needs.

“We are especially proud for the ‘Experience for Websites’ award since UX/UI is a sector that our company has significantly invested in during the last few years. We are very happy that our efforts are recognized by international experts,” Iakovou added.

“The ‘Anama Concept”

“The ‘Anama Concept” is an exclusive brand, designed to target international wine markets. Offering high-value products and experiences, the brand reflects the unique Cypriot wine culture.

‘Anama’s new website aims to highlight the premium character and the different elements of the wine and promote the concept’s brand values.

“Through information architecture and sophisticated design, Base Element created an award-winning website that helps visitors get familiar with the brand, its history and products, as well as the wine’s features,” the company said.