Individuals must be currently attending High School.

Teams must be comprised of 1-4 people.

No residency and location requirements.

The following are required for each submission:

1. A link to the project created during the Hackathon.
2. A presentation of the project presented to a panel of judges, which includes a demonstration of the app and an explanation of the team's process.
   1. Either presented live on Zoom or a YouTube video.
   2. Max length 5 minutes.

Please make sure to write in what prizes you want to be considered for!

Projects must involve writing significant software, though hardware may be incorporated. They may be early prototypes, they do not need to be fully functional.

All design elements, code, hardware builds, etc. for your project must be created during the event. Third-party tools and frameworks are allowed as well as your normal tooling (Gulp, Yeoman, Composer, NPM, Bower, etc.). While you may not begin coding in advance, you can plan and discuss with your team in advance. Written documents and design sketches are allowed.  You may also incorporate pre-existing material that is freely available to the public into your project, such as public domain images, Creative Commons music, open-source libraries, existing APIs and platforms, and the like.