Travel & experiences
The great escape
A large destination photograph helps entrants picture the experience. Prize facts and entry stay close together.
Your prize deserves a great first impression.
Explore every template. Try the entry experience. No account needed until you make one yours.
Gift cards & multiple winners
Something just for you
Value and winner count lead the page. A gift card does not need a decorative lifestyle photograph to explain the prize.
Products & launches
Meet your new favorite
Show the product clearly, then explain exactly what is included. Keep the entry form beside the prize on larger screens.
Editorial cover
The Sunday edition
An oversized masthead, full-width cover photograph, and a story column with entry below the cover.
Centered prize poster
The big little giveaway
A bold centered prize, horizontal facts, and a narrow entry form stacked into one clear poster.
Ticket & entry stub
Your lucky ticket
A framed admission ticket with a perforated entry stub and the campaign details underneath.
Product catalog
The good things edit
A compact title rail above a product feature, followed by a wide entry band and supporting details.
Photo-led story
Somewhere wonderful
A photograph opens the page before the headline, with a chapter-like story and a closing entry section.
Personal invitation
Consider this your invitation
A narrow, bordered invitation with a small prize seal and a letter-like flow into the entry form.
Clear by design.
Every preview shows fictional prize details, optional marketing permission, email confirmation, and a separate rules page. Nothing here accepts real entries.
Research behind the designs
These are research-informed starting points, not proven conversion winners. We apply general usability findings to giveaways; campaign-specific testing comes next.
- Google Design: Airbnb — photography, whitespace, and a clear primary action.
- NN/g: Photos as Web Content — use images that explain the prize, rather than decoration.
- Baymard: Avoid Extensive Multicolumn Layouts — keep entry fields in a single column.