Structure of the website

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A hackathon page typically includes the following sections:

• 1. Overview: Provide a brief introduction and overview of the hackathon, including its purpose, theme, and any specific goals or objectives.

• 2. Schedule: Display a detailed schedule of the hackathon, including key dates, timings for registration, hacking period, submission deadlines, and any other relevant events or activities.

• 3. Theme or Challenges: Outline the theme or specific problem statements/challenges that participants will be focusing on during the hackathon. Provide detailed descriptions or guidelines for each challenge to help participants understand the expectations.

• 4. Registration: Include a registration form or link where participants can sign up for the hackathon. Collect necessary information such as names, contact details, team information (if applicable), and any other required details.

• 5. Rules and Guidelines: Clearly state the rules and guidelines that participants must follow throughout the hackathon. This includes details on eligibility, team size, project requirements, code of conduct, and any specific technical or submission guidelines.

• 6. Prizes and Judging Criteria: Highlight the prizes, rewards, or recognition that participants can earn by participating in the hackathon. Also, outline the criteria and process that the judges will use for evaluating and selecting the winning projects.

• 7. Resources: Provide a list of resources and tools that participants can use during the hackathon, including APIs, libraries, datasets, sample code, and any other relevant materials. Include links to documentation or tutorials that can help participants get started.

• 8. Mentors and Support: Introduce the mentors or experts who will be available during the hackathon to provide guidance, support, and technical assistance to participants. Include their profiles and areas of expertise.

• 9. FAQ: Address common questions and concerns that participants may have by providing a frequently asked questions (FAQ) section. Cover topics such as logistics, team formation, technical support, and any other relevant inquiries.

• 10. Contact Information: Provide contact details or a contact form for participants to reach out to the organizing team with any queries, feedback, or issues they may have.

• 11. Past Projects or Testimonials: Showcase previous successful projects or testimonials from participants of past hackathons organized by your group or in collaboration with your college to inspire and encourage potential participants.

• 12. Sponsors and Partners: Recognize and display the logos or names of sponsors and partners who have supported the hackathon. Include a brief description of their involvement and the benefits they provide to participants.

Remember to design the hackathon page with a user-friendly interface, clear navigation, and appealing visuals. Organize the information in a structured manner to make it easily accessible and understandable for participants.