WebClone Mania

Event Overview

WebCloneMania is a web development competition designed to test participants' frontend development, debugging, and problem-solving skills. The event will feature two segments: Beginner and Advanced, allowing participants to compete based on their skill levels.

• Beginner Segment – Website Recreation: Participants will recreate a reference website revealed by the organisers at the beginning of the competition, focusing on visual accuracy, responsiveness, and functionality.

• Advanced Segment – Debug and Deploy: Participants will receive a pre-written codebase containing bugs, incomplete features, and backend issues. They must identify and fix the issues, implement the required functionality, and ensure the application works as intended.

Eligibility and Participation

• Participation is individual; team formation is not permitted.

• Students from any college are eligible to participate.

• Participants from any academic year or specialization may participate.

• Participants must register for the appropriate segment according to the registration instructions provided by the organisers.

• Each participant may compete individually and must submit their own work.

Segment 1: Beginner – Website Recreation

Format

Participants will be shown a reference website on the spot and must recreate it within the allotted time.

Rules

• The reference website will be revealed immediately before the challenge begins.

• Participants will have approximately 3–4 hours to complete the challenge, subject to the final schedule announced by the organisers.

• Participants may use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Next.js, or other permitted frontend technologies.

• AI tools, coding assistants, libraries, frameworks, and official documentation are permitted.

• Participants must develop their own implementation during the competition. Submitting a pre-built clone or copying another participant's work is prohibited.

• Unauthorised external assistance is not permitted.

• The final website must be functional and accessible for evaluation.

Submission Requirements

Each participant must submit:

• Source Code: A GitHub repository containing the complete project.

• Live Website: A deployed website link or clear instructions to run the project locally.

• Demonstration Video: A short video demonstrating the completed website.

• Participant Details: Name, registration details, and other information requested by the organisers.

All submissions must be completed…

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