Idea Submission Guidelines
Your idea submission should contain the following points:
Problem Statement: What's the big idea? What are you going to solve?
Description of the desired application: What are you building in order to solve the big problem? Who are its competitors and how is your solution different from the rest?
Team details:Please add a separate section stating the team members name and if they are working on mobile or backend implementation.
Tech Stack: Your choice of frameworks, technology, and platforms that will be adopted to build your idea for a great demo! You can choose to build on any framework or language, such as Python, Java, NodeJS, etc (for backend) or Flutter, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, etc (for mobile). Choose your poison but give reasons why you chose it.
Solutioning: Outline the path you will embark to innovate and approaches you will adopt to get your idea rolling. Here we are expecting to see the list of core backend-specific and mobile-specific features. Always remember, a great backend that is built with efficient algorithms, takes care of scalability, speed and performance, will still produce a bad product if the client-side mobile application is slow in performance, doesn’t care about user experience, or has dull or useless functionalities. Note: Please include use-case mandatorily and how will you leverage APIs in Infinit portal.
Note:
Name your submission file as TEAM_NAME_IDEA.pdf
Your submission must include the detailed workflow of either the Backend or the Mobile functionalities or BOTH.
If you cannot find a team member during your online submission phase, you can choose to submit either the mobile implementation document or the backend implementation document, whatever you are great at. If you are selected for the onsite round, we can help you find a team member that can complement your idea and technology.
Evaluation Criteria
Concept
Novelty and innovativeness of the idea
Relevance of pain points that the idea addresses
Maturity of technology used
Impact
Practical usability potential of the application
Viability on a global scale
Relevance to the masses
Complexity
Scalability and overall difficulty
Complexity of the idea
Self-explanatory, elaborate design
Implementation
Comprehensiveness of the app in terms of functionality and working given the idea/concept