Kubota wins web design award

Website “KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE” breaks the Top 10 of the “Website of the Year” and wins the best innovation award at the CSS Design Awards.  The CSS Design Award accolade is the first ever earned by a Japanese company. “KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE,” which invites viewers to explore Kubota’s main businesses, reached the eighth place in […]

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Website “KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE” breaks the Top 10 of the “Website of the Year” and wins the best innovation award at the CSS Design Awards.  The CSS Design Award accolade is the first ever earned by a Japanese company.

“KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE,” which invites viewers to explore Kubota’s main businesses, reached the eighth place in the Website of the Year and clinched the Best Innovation Award at the CSS Design Awards, one of the three leading international web design awards.

“KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE” was chosen from among the websites published in 2022 for its distinctively innovative design, making Kubota the first Japanese company ever to receive this honor.

“Inspired by this accomplishment, Kubota will remain committed to disclosing information that helps us bolster stakeholders’ empathy and engagement with our business approach and initiatives to address social issues in the fields of Food, Water, and the Environment”, states the Kubota senior management.

About the CSS Design Awards

Founded in 2009 and launched in 2010, CSS Design Awards is among the three leading international web design award platforms, along with the Favorite Website Awards (FWA) and the awwwards. In the three categories of “UI Design,” “UX Design,” and “Innovation,” winners are determined by votes from a panel of impartial judges from around the world.

Websites that earn the highest scores from votes by the public plus the score by the judges for the three categories are awarded the Website of the Year, and recipients of individual awards for the Best UI Design, the Best UX Design, and the Best Innovation are determined from among the winners.

About KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE

Under the theme of “Kubota’s Vision of Future Earth and Technologies,” KUBOTA FUTURE CUBE uses all computer-graphic images to introduce the business activities Kubota is evolving into the future on a global scale as we treasure the passion and philosophy that have never wavered since our foundation.

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