Basic elements of the Solution / POC / MVP / Software:
1. Functionality (description):
Solution / POC / MVP / Software works and meets at least basic user functions
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
2. Completion of the assignment / Relevance (description):
Solution / POC / MVP / Software related to the theme of the hackathon and defined challenges
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
Idea and use cases of the Solution / POC / MVP / Software:
1. Creativity (description):
How creative is the idea of the Solution / POC / MVP / Software?
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
2. Viability (description):
How relevant is the use or use of the Solution / POC / MVP / Software in practice, to solve the given challenge
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
User experience:
1. Intuitiveness / UX Solutions (description):
Is the overall user experience intuitive? Does the Solution / POC / MVP / Software make sense from a user UX point of view?
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
2. Added Value of the Solution / POC / MVP / Software (description):
How quickly will the added value of the Solution / POC / MVP / Software become apparent at first use? Is complex documentation required to understand the Solution / POC / MVP / Software?
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
Implementation:
1. Feasibility (description):
Does the Solution / POC / MVP / Software really work? Is the Solution / POC / MVP / Software easy to scale? The potential of the solution to be actually implemented with the resources that are actually available
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
2. Uniqueness (description):
How is the Solution / POC / MVP / Software Original? Is it something that has not been done before, unique even compared to the competition?
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
Presentation
Quality of presentation, visual page, content, presentation of information in an interesting form
Score from the jury: 1 to 10
Total score will determine the winner