🏆 Design Competition, Round 2: Results

We are pleased to recognize the progress many designers achieved in the Second Round.

This round required designers to take on a different platform, and they delivered – bringing modern and fresh concepts to transform @unigram for Windows 11.

In total, 22 out of 23 participants have earned a prize. Unfortunately, we could not award Groovy Mink's entry due to it having an insufficient number of screens. Thanks to everyone for participating in the contest – and congratulations to the winners!

1st PLACE – $3,500
🥇Sunny Swan
🥇Mighty Unicorn
🥇Happy Squid

2nd PLACE – $2,000
🥈Groovy Ladybird
🥈Cute Lemur
🥈Busy Phoenix
🥈Clever Cow
🥈Groovy Fox
🥈Hardy Bull
🥈Mad Spider

3rd PLACE – $1,500
🥉Swift Shark
🥉Crazy Peacock
🥉Keen Pony
🥉Grim Shark
🥉Dreamy Leopard
🥉Sexy Leopard
🥉Tactful Turkey
🥉Night Gnat

4th PLACE – $1,000
🎖Holy Eagle
🎖Fit Wolf
🎖Stone Swallow
🎖Tanned Cat

Suggested by @gbotston and @Edu918, 'Concept example how you can install an NFT as your verified profile picture directly in Telegram.'

Suggested by @grshn

Suggested by @Meh7an,

'Revamped Profile Photo Privacy

This concept briefly shows how to manage your profile photos better, so you can have some of your photos available for everyone, and some tagged as “Private”.

In Telegram’s current format, all profile photos are counted as private, because if someone is not part of the privacy list that we have chosen, he will see no photos on our profiles.'

Suggested by @iceled (@iceDSGN)

Suggested by @grshn

Suggested by @iceDSGN and @marzaganoff, 'Folders Sharing: this feature helps to quickly and flexibly share multiple chats at once.'

Suggested by @yevhenyurchuk

Suggested by @corbee, 'Dynamic Color App Icon would be an excellent addition for Telegram Premium users on Android.'

Suggested by @corbee

Suggested by @azimin

Suggested by @SOUICC

Suggested by @VikaCry

Suggested by @Artiosmi

Suggested by @naerdsgn

Suggested by @grshn

Suggested by @works3up

Suggested by @Guryev

Suggested by @idanial, ‘It would be good to hide elements on scroll to allow users to focus solely on the content.'