Published December 20th, 2022
Updated August 22nd, 2025
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In August 2022, we received Public Awards certificates for UI, UX and Innovation from CSS Design Awards (CSSDA) for our website project In.security.
CSSDA is a world renowned web design and development platform that honours and rewards creativity and technical innovation. Since 2010, their aim has been to promote web design work that balances creativity, functionality and usability. With the support of a judging panel consisting of the world’s most successful industry leaders, they reward winners with official certificates, prestigious trophies and recognition from industry leaders.
We chose the In.security website to enter the CSS Design Awards because we believe it epitomises what they are looking for in terms of UI, UX and innovation. Our design team take pride in the thorough processes behind its user experience planning and the aesthetics we achieved. Whilst it’s been brought up to cyber security industry standards, it is also engaging, contemporary and clean.
Entering the public awards, winners are determined by votes from the public and the scores from the judges. You must receive more than 20 votes in one or all categories and an average judge’s score above 6. We achieved this and a final judge’s score of 6.95! We also received a special kudos nod which we really appreciate.
We’re so proud to receive such a respected award. We can’t wait to see what our website design services can win next year!
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Written by Lucy Turner Head of Content & Studio Performance
Lucy Turner is our Content Marketing Specialist crafting creative copy for website projects and marketing campaigns. Whether it’s blogging, content optimisation, email and social media content or website messaging, her writing skills translate across all channels. When she’s not typing away, you’ll probably find Lucy with a good book in hand or stitching away at her latest embroidery project.