https://github.com/WomenPlusPlus/.github/wiki/Participants#submiting-your-project---deliverables
Your team's visual must be:
Format: png file, horizontal, 1600 x 900 px
What: it could be your presentation’s first slide, your team’s slide, or any visual you would like your project to be introduced with.
The final presentation must be:
15 minutes long + 5 minutes Q&A from the audience
live and not pre-recorded
Saved in the Git repository
Format: in a PDF, HTML (offline suitable) or PPTX file
Must cover the following topics (the order is up to the team):
1. Introduction to your team and how the work was split
2. Team learnings (team member's learnings - a summary of your team's development plan doc)
3. Context
4. Walkthrough of the app (demo) - it can be live, prerecorded, and can have mockups
5. Any special features (on top of the basic requirements)
6. Final slide: All team members (contact details can be included optionally, in case you would like the audience to be able to get in touch with you)
Presenting your project - Guidelines and recommendations
1. Each team can decide how many team members will present. It is not a requirement to have all team members on stage
2. Prepare the pitch from sprint 5 and present it a few times before the closing ceremony to receive feedback (ask mentors!)
3. Time your presentation. On average teams tend to be 5min too long.
4. Make sure you test all pre-recorded videos (like the demo) to make sure you won't have technical issues on the day.
https://github.com/WomenPlusPlus/.github/wiki/Participants#submiting-your-project---deliverables
Your team's visual must be:
Format: png file, horizontal, 1600 x 900 px
What: it could be your presentation’s first slide, your team’s slide, or any visual you would like your project to be introduced with.
The final presentation must be:
15 minutes long + 5 minutes Q&A from the audience
live and not pre-recorded
Saved in the Git repository
Format: in a PDF, HTML (offline suitable) or PPTX file
Must cover the following topics (the order is up to the team):
1. Introduction to your team and how the work was split
2. Team learnings (team member's learnings - a summary of your team's development plan doc)
3. Context
4. Walkthrough of the app (demo) - it can be live, prerecorded, and can have mockups
5. Any special features (on top of the basic requirements)
6. Final slide: All team members (contact details can be included optionally, in case you would like the audience to be able to get in touch with you)
Presenting your project - Guidelines and recommendations
1. Each team can decide how many team members will present. It is not a requirement to have all team members on stage
2. Prepare the pitch from sprint 5 and present it a few times before the closing ceremony to receive feedback (ask mentors!)
3. Time your presentation. On average teams tend to be 5min too long.
4. Make sure you test all pre-recorded videos (like the demo) to make sure you won't have technical issues on the day.