ETHSF Sunday Project Submission & Judging Fair

We hope you’ve had an incredible weekend #buidling! We’re excited to see what you’ve built and on Sunday you’ll have a chance to share your projects with everyone in the ETH San Francisco Judging Fair taking place between 10:00am-1:00pm.

Submitting your Project to Devpost

• Please create and submit your team name and members as soon as possible on Devpost (ideally tonight). Final deadline for submission edits is 10:00 AM - SUBMIT YOUR HACK BY 9:45 AM TO BE SAFE.
• All team members must be registered in Devpost
• Your final project submission must include:
• A concise description
• A link to all your source code on a public Github repo
• List all Sponsor APIs/Protocols your project integrated with

#BUIDL Fair & Judging

• All hackers must vacate the tables in the main stage area at 9:00am
• Your team will be assigned a table number viewable at ethsanfrancisco.com/judging
• Set up at your assigned table between 9:30am-10:00am. Your team must be fully set-up by 10:00am.
• Please write your project name and a short description of your project on your table card
• Judges will visit each of the tables starting with 1 and continuing until reaching the end of each row. Please ensure your full team is present at your table when the judges reach your table.
• Before/After judging, your team is invited to walk around and meet other teams, learning about their projects.
• When the judges arrive at your table, please greet them briefly (<1 min) and shortly after, a timekeeper accompanying the judges will start a timer on a device facing you to help you pace your presentation. When the alarm rings, no additional conversation regarding your project can take place. This alarm is a hard stop for the sake of fairness.
• You will have a total of 7 minutes with the judges. This is very strict and rewards teams who are able to efficiently communicate and demonstrate their project. We suggest allocating approximately 5 minutes to your presentation and 2 minutes to judge questions.
• The top 10 projects will be notified between 1-1:30pm and will be invited to present their project on the main stage during the closing ceremony, starting at 1:30pm.

After Party

• Following the Closing Ceremony, we cordially invite you to join us for the ETH San Francisco After Party at The Lot hosted by MAKER
• Come celebrate with all ETHSanFrancisco attendees and enjoy complimentary drinks!

• Technical
  The completeness and functionality of the project, and the relevancy of the resources utilized to accomplish the goal of the project.
• Original
  A project that hasn’t been done before, or doesn’t currently exist. The project addressing a new or unsolved problem, or creating unique solution to an existing problem.
• Ambitious
  The complexity of the problem being addressed, or the approach to solving it.
• Design and User Experience
  The user experience and flow of the project is pleasant and delightful.
• Wow Factor
  The project is exceptional in some manner.