Baby's First Website Hackathon

hax.baby presents: Baby's First Website — a 48-hour hackathon where you build something real, but it has to look like a baby made it. Bright colors, oversized buttons, retro-internet chaos on the outside — solid, working code underneath. This is our first-ever event, and we're kicking things off exactly the way we mean to continue: playful, community-driven, and open to everyone.Website: Register now!Join Whatsapp: GroupJoin Discord: ServerWhatsapp Eligibility Open to all students, self-taught developers, and working professionals — no restriction on year, degree, or institution. Inter-college teams are allowed. Your team doesn't need to be from the same college or university. Inter-specialization teams are allowed. Designers, developers, and non-CS backgrounds are all welcome on the same team — this event rewards creativity as much as code. Team size: 1–3 members. Solo participation is welcome. Format Single round, single problem statement, released at kickoff. Duration: 48 hours, non-stop, from problem statement release to submission deadline. Fully online — build and submit from anywhere. Teams may use any tech stack, framework, or AI coding assistant of their choice. Process: Registration — Sign up before the deadline. Team formation can happen before or during this window. Kickoff — Problem statement drops at the scheduled time. The 48-hour clock starts immediately. Build — Work on your project for the full 48 hours. No project code allowed before kickoff — planning, sketching, and tech-stack decisions are fine. Submission — Submit your project (repo link + live/deployed link + short write-up) before the deadline. Late submissions are not accepted. Judging — All valid submissions are reviewed independently by our judging panel against the published scoring criteria. Results — Winners announced, prizes distributed. Rules: All project code must be written during the 48-hour hackathon window. Pre-existing projects will be disqualified. Frameworks, libraries, boilerplate, and AI coding tools are all allowed and encouraged. One problem statement, released once, at the start — no staged or partial releases. Team size is fixed at registration; no adding members mid-event. Submissions must be public/accessible for judges to review (public repo or accessible link). Plagiarized or reused (non-original) projects will be disqualified. Judges' decisions are final. Be respectful — harassment or abusive behavior toward other participants, judges, or organizers results in disqualification.