Small images (SVG perhaps) for website

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Prize: €200
Entries Received: 12
Winner: BG72

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Contest Brief

We are selling equipment for horeca (hotels, restaurants, cafees) and are launching an updated version of our website soon. On our mainpage (index) we have a section for shortcuts to the most popular categories. (See attached).

We have 2 challanges that we need solved.
1. is that images is not very "clear" - they are a bit pixeled (image this can be solved by using the right fileformat?
2. The pictues (which we have "borrowed" from a colleague) is pictures that doens't quite fit our categories.

So what we need is someone with the skills to create these images for us. They should be designwise like attached (black/white sketch like), but in a way where it's clear to customers is what they represent. Important for our visual experience that they "match".

What we need images for today is listed below (writing "today" because we are going to need others/more further on)

Listing:
Gastronorm containers
Hood Type Dishwasher
Refrigerated Cabinet
Small kitchen machines (blenders, cutters, mixers etc)
Ventilation hoods
Food transportation: (https://www.scanbox.se/en/product-group/ergo-line)
Ovens and accesories:
Stainless steel tables
Coldrooms
Pastry displays (floorstanding)
Cooking (https://www.fagorindustrial.com/en/kitchen-appliances/commercial-kitchen/kore/kore-700)

Not expecting everybody to be experts in commercial kitchens so google above to get an idea of how the machinery looks (added a couple of links to the most complicated ones)

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kjdhaneesh
- 3 years ago
Sir, atleast you need to check all entries
- 3 years ago
kjdhaneesh
- 3 years ago
Sir kindly check #14
- 3 years ago
JonBenn
- 3 years ago
The problem you may have with the pixilation is the plugin/script that you use to present the images may be rendering thumbnails of the original image, or the size has been set that is smaller than the frame that contains the image. Of course, it could just be low resolution images that need stretching to fit. But without seeing the website in question, it is hard to determine.
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Don't know to be honest - a couple of the pictures we use today can be found here..
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/xf97zva265dhc2h/images%20freelancer%20new.rar?dl=0
  
  As far as I know even when scaling .png or .jpg the is pixelation (considering both desktop and mobile) so thinking vektor is the way to go with these small files?
  - 3 years ago
2. ligiajeon
  - 3 years ago
  hi, yes, you should be fine with svg files, as you said they're vector so they're freely scalable as the information is recalculated, opposed to pixel based (or raster) images such as png, jpg etc that are lossy types of files.
  for icons svg can be a good option since the icons will scale and fit the screen without losing quality.
  - 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
SVG or other vectorformat
- 3 years ago
dallasbob1822
- 3 years ago
Do you want it in SVG?
- 3 years ago
Nayeem7790
- 3 years ago
Working don't quiet
- 3 years ago
Sevket1
- 3 years ago
I will send you transparent file to try it I need to know something to fix it Dm me when you available sir.
- 3 years ago
mmhyder
- 3 years ago
I will design nice and clean icons which will be scaleable and have very lesser filesize to load on websites.
- 3 years ago
mmhyder
- 3 years ago
#sealed and #guaranteed
- 3 years ago