📌 About the Event

Slytherin WebForge is a high speed web development challenge that rewards “Transfiguration”—the ability to turn a blank screen into a stunning, responsive user interface. This competition focuses on the “House of Cunning” philosophy: using any tool at your disposal (including AI) to create superior results, provided you have the mastery to control and explain the output. It is a pure test of modern frontend capabilities, UI/UX aesthetics, and rapid implementation.

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ℹ️ Event Details

• Category: 2-Round Web Design Competition
• Organizer: Dept. of CSBS, Ramco Institute of Technology
• Venue: Data Analytics Lab
• Timing: 11:00 AM to 01:00 PM
• Team Size: Individual or Team of up to 3 members.
• Technical Setup: Bring your own laptop. Internet will be provided.
• Effort Level: Moderate to High (Requires rapid coding and design sense)

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📅 Important Date

• Event Date: April 10, 2026
• Mode: Offline (On-site development)

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🏆 Prize Pool

• 🥇 1st Place: Shield (Team) + Achievement Certificate
• 🥈 2nd Place: Shield (Team) + Achievement Certificate
• 🏅 Participation: Official Certificates for all competing wizards.

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🚀 The Two Trials (Rounds)

Round	Focus Area	Duration	Description
Round 1	Design Creativity	30 Mins	Creating the visual structure, layout, and “magic” aesthetic of the webpage.
Round 2	Functionality	30 Mins	Implementing responsiveness, interactions, and logical frontend components.

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🛠️ Technologies & Tools

You are free to use any modern toolset to build your masterpiece. Backend is not required.

• Languages: HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
• Frameworks/Libraries: React, Angular, Vue, etc.
• Styling: Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, or pure CSS.
• AI Assistance: ChatGPT/AI tools are ALLOWED. However, you must be able to explain every line of code to the judges.

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📜 Competition Guidelines

• Self-Sufficiency: Ensure your development environment (Node.js, VS Code, etc.) is set up and tested on your laptop tonight.
• Responsiveness: Your final output must look good on both mobile and desktop screens.
• Clean Code: Judges will look for semantic HTML and well-organized CSS/JS files.
• The “Defense”: Be prepared to justify your design choices and explain how your code functions during the evaluation.

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📞 Contact Details

• Student Coordinators: Thanalakshmi G, Pradeep K
• Faculty Coordinator: Mrs. M. Shabana Fathima
• General Queries: See Yashwin V (+91 82488 18119)