Does the presenter maintain a composed and concise demeanor throughout the presentation, effectively conveying information while staying within the assigned time frame? Are they able to control the presentation and communicate the content with clarity? Are they able to effectively answer questions from judges or the audience? | | | | Content

Does the presentation successfully engage the audience from the outset by providing a clear outline of the problem the project seeks to address? Are technical terms communicated in a way that is appropriate and understandable for the intended audience? Is the overall objective and message of the project conveyed effectively throughout the presentation? | | | Project Evaluation (60 points) | Concept and Idea

Evaluate the idea presented by the team. How innovative is it? Is it a unique idea or something that has been done before? How relevant is it to the market? Does it convey how it could potentially solve a real-world problem and benefit society as a whole?

Judges assess the originality and likely impact of the project. They gauge if it involves a novel idea and/or might fill an important need in the Sui network. Although similar apps may exist on traditional networks, judges will give credit for projects newly bringing similar functionality to Sui.

Key criteria: Originality, Innovation, Usefulness | | | | Technical Implementation

Assess the team's technical expertise and the level of development of their product. Are they able to explain the underlying technology and its functionalities? Is the product developed enough to demonstrate its use in real-world scenarios?

Judges grade code completeness and originality. They will look at how much of the project's code has been written, whether working code has been deployed on the network, and how much of the code represents an original effort by the project team.

Key criteria: Project code written, Deployability, Originality | | | | Judges will consider the technical feasibility of projects, from their efficiency to their complexity. They will look at the likelihood that the project will work when deployed on the Sui network. They will also consider if the code will run well, including resource usage. Making good use of Sui Move features, and demonstrating a knowledge of how to leverage them, will help project ratings in this category. Key criteria: Unique use of Sui Move native featuresJudges will consider the technical feasibility of projects, from their efficiency to their complexity. They will look at the likelihood that the project will work when deployed on the Sui network. They will also consider if the code will run well, including resource usage. Making good use of Sui Move features, and demonstrating a knowledge of how to leverage them, will help project ratings in this category.

Specifically, projects integrating the following features should receive a higher score in this category:

zkLogin, Kiosk, Closed-Loop Token, Display, Transfer to Object, Programmable Transaction Block, or DeepBook

Key criteria: Unique use of Sui Move native features | | | | Competitive Landscape and Market Fit

Assess the competitive landscape for the project. How does the product differentiate itself from competitors? Are there any potential barriers to entry?

Judges will assess the impact the project will have on the world. It will consider if the project is solving a clear need for a specific audience group.

Key criteria: Competitive Landscape, Audiences, Usability, Product Market Fit, Problem it's solving | | | | Product Usability and UI Design

Analyze the user interface and user experience of the product. Is it intuitive and easy to use? Is the user interface suited for the product function? Are the product features discoverable and intuitive to use?

Judges will assess the interface and interaction design of the project to see if they lead to a positive and intuitive user experience which is critical for onboarding new users.

Key criteria: User Experience, Product Design, Onboarding | | | | Ecosystem Benefit and Open Composability

Would the overall Sui ecosystem benefit from this application? Does it integrate well with other projects in the ecosystem? Does it serve as a composable building block for other applications to build on top of? Does it have open source API’s and endpoints for other projects to build on?

Judges will access if this project serves as a building block for the Sui ecosystem, or if it has synergies with other projects within the Sui ecosystem, and whether the project is designed to maximize composability and open source collaborations.

Key criteria: Composability, Open Source API’s | | | Score | Total Points | XX / 80 |