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# Design challenge

## What is a design challenge?

The design challenge hosted by Archisketch is an opportunity to unleash your creativity. Each challenge has a new theme, and once you create your own design as a portfolio and submit it, you're done participating! Winners can receive prize money and various benefits, and outstanding works will be featured through the official channels of Archisketch and collaborating brands.

[See previous design challenges →](https://www.archisketch.com/ko/design-community/)

## 🛠 How to participate

### Step 01

**Review how to participate in the challenge**

Each challenge has a slightly different theme. We recommend reviewing the theme on the challenge page first, then starting your design!

**Create a portfolio**

Please turn the projects you made in Archisketch into a \[portfolio] and publish them. \*No limit on the number

[**\[See how\]**](/user/manage-project/portfolio.md)

**Submit your design**

On the challenge page, click Submit to see a list of projects with portfolios. Then select the project you want and submit it.

### Step 02

**Personal Information Consent Form**

To provide gifts to participants, after the contest ends, those who win will be emailed a 'Personal Information Use Consent Form'!

**Prizes and benefits**

Winner notifications will be sent to the account used to sign up for Archisketch. If you do not respond within 7 days after it is sent, it will be invalidated, so please check your inbox!

**Priority participation in the next challenge**

Those who participate in the challenge will get the opportunity to receive news about the next challenge in advance! We appreciate your interest.


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