Win a MacBook Air with BaseKit and .net!
Design a one-page portfolio site using the new beta version of BaseKit
Impress our panel of experts with your badass BaseKit skills and you could win a MacBook Air and get your work featured in a future issue of .net magazine.
There are no special design criteria for this contest: just show us creativity, good design and good use of the website building tool BaseKit.
Your portfolio can be a single page, or as many pages as you like. The competition is open to all nationalities.
Sign-up takes just a second: head over to the BaseKit competition page and enter your email address to receive a free login to the beta version.
Your site will stay live for the duration of the competition, after which you can keep it live for as little as £4 per month.
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