#SheHacks is back in Melbourne!
There are only 42 spots and we will form 10 teams of 4 people on the Friday night.
SheHacks brings together creative developers, designers, marketers and ideas people to collaborate on building a MVP (Minimum Viable Product) or prototype of your hack.
Are you a Hipster (designer), Hacker (programmer) or Hustler (marketing type)? Or maybe even a little of each?

What to bring:
- Laptop
- Pens / Paper / Notebooks
- Your willinginess to contribute!
Lunch and snacks is included in the ticket price, if you have any dietary requirements please contact us! Theme:
This year we do not have a formal theme, however we encourage teams to create MVP's that would benefit women in some form.
Schedule:

Pitching Schedule
All pitches will go for a maxmium of 4 minutes with 2 minutes of question time. After 4 minutes time will be called and you'll be asked to stop your presentation.
Eligibility
SheHacks is Australia's first all female hackathon, while we do not discriminate and males can participate, the whole point of Shehacks is to be a female hackaton.
Based on a survey we sent to ticket holders most participants want us to pre-select the teams. This will make the friday night go more soomthly, and we are likely to go with a team size of 3 or 4 with a healthy mix of skills. You are still allowed to negotiate with other participants and with us if you want to fine tune this on the friday night.
If you have young children or bubs, you are welcome to bring them but just be mindful of other participants.
Requirements
What to bring:
- Laptop (please remember to also bring your power supply)
- Pens / Paper / Notebooks
- Your willinginess to contribute
Wifi will be provided on site.
Prizes
First Prize
First Prize will be $2000 cash to be shared with the team
Runner Up
3D Doodler for each member of the team
Design Creativity Award
Redbubble GiftVouchers Valued at $50 for each member of the team.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
How to enter
#SheHacks Melbourne has sold out, but you can put your name on the waiting list here:
http://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/shehacks-melbourne-2015-tickets-17540605423
Judges
David Cate
NAB Tech Innovation
Sally Gatenby
Larkspur Communications
Bonnie MacDonald
PwC Information Security
Cyan Ta'eed
Co-Founder of Envato
Judging Criteria
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Usefulness
Is the hack practical? Is it/does it need to be commercially viable? Is it something people would actually use? Does it fulfil a real need? Does it fulfil a real need people have? -
Polish and Design
Is the hack usable in its current state? Is the user experience smooth? Does it work? Is it well designed? -
Technial Difficulty
s the hack technically interesting or difficult? Were there any technical challenges to surmount when building it? -
Originality
Is the app original, particularly does it do something nobody else has thought of before (in particular for women) Does it do something entirely novel, or at least take a fresh approach to an old problem?
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