HackCraft 2.0

1. Innovation (10%)

•   - Originality: Is the idea new or does it offer a fresh perspective on an existing problem?

•   - Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or approaches?

2. Technical Complexity (10%)

•   - Skill Level: How technically challenging is the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, intricate coding, or advanced technology?

•   - Implementation: How well is the project implemented? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

3. Functionality (10%)

•   - Performance: Does the solution work as intended? Are there any bugs or issues?

•   - Usability: How easy is it for users to interact with the solution? Is the user interface intuitive?

4. Impact (10%)

•   - Problem Solving: Does the project effectively address the problem it aims to solve?

•   - Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to make a positive difference in the real world?

5. Presentation (10%)

•   - Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible to implement in the real world?

•   - Scalability: Can the project be scaled up or adapted for broader use?

1. Innovation & Originality (10%)  

•   - Evaluate the creativity and uniqueness of the idea and how it addresses the problem in a new way.

2. Technical Complexity & Implementation (10%)

•   - Assess the technical challenges involved, the quality of the code, and how well the solution is built.

3. Functionality & User Experience (10%)

•   - Consider how well the solution works, its usability, and how intuitive the user interface is.

4. Impact & Relevance (10%)

•   - Evaluate the potential real-world impact, especially in areas relevant to women or underrepresented groups.

5. Team Collaboration & Presentation (10%)

•   - Judge the teamwork, clarity of role distribution, and the effectiveness of the project presentation.

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