Design Contest with Entry Fee – Worth Entering?

Question

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Good evening, I'm just starting to understand design and stumbled upon a competition for beginners on the net. The essence of the competition is to pay an entrance fee of 150 rubles. to enter a logo design competition for a firm. The winner receives a cash prize of 5000 rubles. and mentioning the name as the developer of the logo.
Is it worth it or is it a scam?

Answer 1

because here I will not freelance describe a possible option that you must implement yourself:
you have a parent block, inside which is a button, title and text (hidden initially with display: none),
hang a js handler on the button, which, when clicked, adds / removes a class (for example . active) to the parent,
and add additional styles through this class, i.e. if the parent has .active, then the button is green and the text is display: block;

Answer 2

I'm certainly not a layout master.
But I think the algorithm is as follows. We hang the
OnClick event on the button, then we do ToggleClass -> active for the button and the block.

Answer 3

when you click on the whole block, you give the class active for example

.description {display: none}
.plus {color: black}
.active .description {display: block}
.active .plus {color: green}

Answer 4

pay an entrance fee of 150 rubles. to enter a logo design competition for a company

Answer 5

Seminar "I'll teach you how to earn 100 thousand in a couple of days." Entrance fee is 10,000 per person, 10 seats left.

Answer 6

Isn't it easier to participate in freelancing contests without fees? there are more payments and not infrequently such orders shoot out and the portfolio is replenished

Answer 7

- Tell us a secret how to get a logo for free?
- Everything is very simple, take a designer, ask him to make a contribution and pay him in the end, with his own money!
Seriously, here, without registration and SMS: dizkon.ru

Answer 8

So, at free competitions, they don’t throw without contributions? Well, like they announced a competition, looked at all the works and said that nothing fits, but in fact it did.