Hacking ends at noon on Sunday, January 29. Your project must be submitted to the correct tracks on both Devpost and our project submission form by then to be eligible for judging and prizes. If your project is code-based, we ask that you submit a GitHub link. If not (i.e. Design Track), we ask that you submit a Figma link, wireframe screenshots, or some way for us to see your work. While Devpost will give you some questions to help describe your project, answering these questions is optional and will not be considered during judging.

Shortly after hacking ends, we will release a spreadsheet of table assignments for judging, which will happen completely in-person in a science fair-style format. You’re welcome to walk around and look at other teams’ projects, but make sure at least one member of your team is at your assigned table throughout the entire judging process. You can expect at least two judges (exact number will vary based on which prize track your project is submitted to) to come to your table. Each time a judge comes, you’ll have five minutes to demo your project and answer any questions that arise. There’s no need to create a video showing off your project since everything will happen in-person!