Back in June, Freelancer.com added a contest option for logo design. While crowdsourcing design remains controversial (especially if our reader comments are any guide), the option has proved popular and Freelancer is now offering across its 18 design categories.
Throughout August, online freelancing exchange Freelancer.com is waiving its usual $US5 fee to list projects on the site. You’ll still have to pay a 3% commission on the final agreed fee if you find someone to do your design/coding/writing/whatever project, but it cuts down the initial cost of trying to hunt down that person. [Freelancer.com]
Canny developers have made a lot of money building iPhone apps in the last couple of years, and Android now looks to be heading in a similar direction. The latest evidence? Freelancer.com’s analysis of job postings on its site has Android as the fastest-growing category for mobile app development.
Logo design is already one of the major categories on freelance work exchange Freelancer.com. If you don’t just want to post a design specification and sift through bids, a new “contest” option lets you invite submissions, and you pay a contest fee to the winning design.