- Teams should be a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 5 with a mixture of professional backgrounds. Everyone attending the hackathon will have varied engineering, product and design experience and research shows that diverse teams = better results!
- Just remember, you can join teams, plan, storyboard, and determine what you want to do and how you will go about building the solution - the only caveat is that no actual programming is allowed until the day of the event!
- Every team will need to give a 3 minute pitch at the end of the hackathon with a minimum viable product to be able to be judged, and you will have another 1 minute for questions from the judges. We don’t expect full solutions to be delivered during the hackathon however a demo would be a great way to showcase your work.
- You can use any development environment or tech stack that you would like and final solutions will be under a Creative Commons license.
- There will be one winning team per challenge and every member of those teams will win a prize.
