Bring your team to participate in a CSS challenge with Bert Bos and Bernard de Luna and show your great applications using HTML5 in the challenge with Philippe Le Hégaret and Zeno Rocha. There will be awards!
If you are registered in the WWW2013 conference and wants to compete for prizes, fill this form and wait for the instructions.
CSS Crossroads
Tuesday, 1:00pm
Consists on solving with the least amount lines of code a challenge proposed by Bert Bos and Bernard de Luna. Bernard and Bert will create an application in the browser using only CSS and participants should try to get the same result or something else close as possible of the challenge proposed.
The challenge - Creating a chessboard
Create a entire chessboard using only CSS (no images). The goal is to create a detailed board (if you want to create the pieces, feel free).
The best, more detailed and creative board (and with the better CSS implementation) wins the challenge.
When you finish your chessboard, submit the public URL of your project to www2013@nic.br with the subject "CSS Challenge".
The deadline to send the project is tuesdey, 10:00am
- Agenda:
- 1:00pm Opening - W3C Brasil
- 1:05pm Bert Bos talk
- 1:30pm Bernard de Luna talk
- 1:50pm Release of 3 finalists
- 2:00pm Award cerimony
- 2:10pm Talk with Bert Bos and Bernard de Luna
The best results and codes will win prizes!
To participate in this challenge, register using this form. Registrations and Participation are free but places are limited. The result will be released at the end of the challenge. If you want just to attend this event, use this form.
HTML5 for Fun
Friday, 3:00PM
Do you have a fun application using HTML5? Sign up for HTML5 for Fun and show how the open web can provide fun web applications.
HTML5 for Fun consists in presenting projects based on Open Web Platform technologies in a challenge to find more fun applications using HTML5. The aim is to reward the most interesting applications during the WWW2013 conference and to receive comments from experts in the Open Web Platform. To inspire participants, see some interesting experiments of the Open Web created by Philippe Le Hégaret and Zeno Rocha:
- http://www.w3.org/2011/Talks/1118-brazil-plh/Memory.html
- http://www.w3.org/2011/Talks/1118-brazil-plh/Scramble.html
- http://www.w3.org/2011/04/coloring/
- http://html5-pro.com/wormz/
- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/demos/detail/old-radio/launch
- Rules
- Anyone can submit an application Available on the Web
- The application must be written by the inscribed and must be proved in registration.
- Applications that are not available on the web will be disqualified.
- Applications that do not use W3C technologies will be disqualified.
- The judges' decision uses subjective criteria as creativity and usability.
During WWW2013 a committee will evaluate the best applications should participate in the final phase. Finalists will be notified and they must present their project to the experts during the meeting. The best and most fun solutions, in judges’ opinion, will be announced as winner and will receive an award.
- Agenda:
- 3:00 pm - Opening - W3C Brasil
- 3:05 pm - Phillip Le Hegaret talk
- 3:30 pm - Zeno Rocha Talk
- 3:50 pm Presentations of the best 3 projects (5 minutes for each one)
- 4:10 Award ceremony
- 4:20 Talk with Philippe Le Hégaret and Zeno Rocha
The best results and codes will win prizes!
To participate in this challenge, register using this form.Registrations and Participation are free but places are limited. The result will be released at the end of the challenge. If you want just to attend this event, use this form.