The competition will take place online and consist of three main rounds.
In the first round, teams will submit a “Logic & Design Blueprint” detailing their concept, implementation strategy, API usage, and user flow. The submissions will be evaluated based on originality, feasibility, and innovation.
In the second round, participants will develop and present fully functional web applications featuring interactive mapping systems, real-time celestial tracking, and responsive interfaces. Judges will assess the projects based on functionality, design, innovation, and code quality.
The final round will involve a live audit session where judges will test the submitted websites using random global coordinates to evaluate accuracy, performance, usability, and overall quality.
This event provides an exciting opportunity for participants to merge astronomy with web development and create innovative digital platforms.
