Kalpana

Guidelines: 1. Eligibility: Open to all college students from any institution. Inter-college participation is permitted. Students from any year and any department can participate. Participation can be individual or in teams of two. 2. Team Formation: Individual entries are allowed. Maximum 2 members per team. Inter-college and inter-department teams are allowed. 3. Event Format: Phase 1 — Briefing (9:30 AM – 10:00 AM): Instructions will be given. Problem statement will be released on January 5. Phase 2 — UI/UX Design (10:00 AM – 11:00 AM): Understanding the brief. Sketching / wireframing. Designing using any of the allowed tools: Figma Adobe Illustrator Canva Photoshop Paper sketches Phase 3 — Website Build (11:00 AM – 2:00 PM): Converting the UI into a functional website. Allowed technologies: HTML CSS (Optional) Basic JavaScript No backend required. Continuous Evaluation: Judges will assess throughout the event based on: Workflow Design thinking Coding approach Team collaboration Problem-solving process 4. Event Schedule: Date: January 5 Time: 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM Total Duration: 5 hours Participants must report by 9:00 AM. 5. Facilities Provided: Internet access Workspace with power supply Participants must bring their own laptop and charger. Competition Rules:  1. General Rules: All work must be completed within the event duration. No pre-made UI designs or website templates allowed. All designs and code must be created on the event day. 2. Design Rules: UI/UX must be completely self-created. AI is NOT allowed for any design-related tasks. Only the allowed design tools may be used. 3. Coding Rules: Coding must be done using: HTML CSS (Optional) Basic JavaScript AI Usage (Strict Rules): Allowed (for code only): Code generation Code reference Debugging Syntax help Not allowed: AI-generated UI designs AI-generated design assets Entire AI-generated websites 4. Submission Rules: Submission deadline: 2:30 PM (strict). Late submissions will not be accepted. Teams must give a 2-minute explanation of their design and website. 5. Judging Criteria: UX clarity and flow UI design quality Code structure and cleanliness Creativity and originality Completeness of the website Performance during continuous evaluation