Before starting to read the body of the Brief, you need to learn some general information, which is provided online in the dedicated fields:

Title of the Brief. This is the name chosen by the Builder (it’s as simple as that :)

Builder. This is the information about the identity of the Builder. For example, let’s imagine that the Builder is Procter & Gamble. This company has very many Brands in its portfolio: Gillete, Max Factor, Ariel, Pantene, Pringles and so on. So, let’s say that Pantene needs a new poster design. In this case, the Title will be “Poster Design” and the Builder will be “Pantene”. But if Ariel wants a new design too, there will be another Brief with the same Title “Poster Design” (and there may be others as well) and in the Builder field will be the text “Ariel”. And if P&G’s HR department begins a campaign searching for young people to recruit, they can also ask to have a “Poster Design” created for them. In this case, the Builder would be “P&G”. If Builder is a Brand, then you will see name of the Brand, the description of this Brand (from the Builder’s Profile) and also the name of the Company – i.e., the owner of this Brand. If the Builder is a Company, there will be description of the company, as input in their Profile. If the Builder is an Individual, you will be able to see his or her real name or Nickname. Also, any Builder can choose “blind” mode, which means that Creators can’t see the Builder’s identity at all.

Deadline. This is the last date when you can publish your Solutions to this Brief. At the moment the Deadline can be set to no less than 30 days and no more than 180 days after the initial Brief publication.

Budget. This is the reward that you will get if the Builder decides that your Solution is the best. Minimum is 900 USD. Maximum is not limited and never will be… :)

Brief language. This field provides you information about languages the Brief is written in. If there are several languages, it means that Brief is translated into these languages. But you will always be able to know which is the original language… it will always be in magenta (an important color… isn’t it? :)

Category and Service show the creative area of the Brief so that you can find Briefs according to your professional skills and personal preferences.

Language of Solutions. This is a list of languages in which the Builder will accept Solutions. If you don’t speak any of those languages but you have an o.o.t.B. [out of the Box] idea, don’t give-up. First of all, many Briefs don’t require any copy. But if they do, if you are creative -and if you are a Creator we believe you are- you can surely find someone who will translate the copy for you! :)

If you have any questions about the Brief Page you can always click on “?” to display the BootB Help Manual.

Font

Mindblock

02.11.08 04:55 GMT

I have not included the font for these files. The font required is Chalet Paris Nineteen Sixty. If required, i can mail this font to you on a specified email... Please let me know if required...

Each product?

Huotari

24.10.08 00:16 GMT

Dear Creom,
Do you want an example of each product presented in the solution? Or are you OK with seeing a couple of examples to get the overall concept.

La Starta

Denarts

23.10.08 15:59 GMT

Hi, only two questions:
1:-name of the product "La Starta", is not it had to use, do we have to find new name for the products then?
2: - images n° 13 and 14 of the enclosure (double boxes) we have to also do these, and if we owe, what form (pipe, spray)
do we have to use?
Thanks.

fighting wrinkles

Fullbox

21.10.08 11:04 GMT

hello Creom. What is the "visible effect" you've mentioned in the brief? I'm trying to figure out whether ALL of your products are aimed to fight wrinkles. If not, what else do they do, face-wise and body-wise.

about color!

pvolpedesign

17.10.08 14:12 GMT

can i know if the logo is red or orange? can we know the real creom's pantone?

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