[PD] Work on the presentation for your final demo

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
Half a day
Newbie friendliness
45/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Domain
content, documentation

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Start with the assignment checklist in this issue and prepare the final MVP demo, presentation, and repository links. Done means the 10-minute presentation is ready, the README and deployment/repository links are complete, the project is forked and pinned, and the required submission links are added.

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Description

๐Ÿ‚ Size Medium ๐Ÿ“… Week 4 ๐Ÿ”‘ Priority Key Core Launch
Coursework content

Final Demo

  • What? Demo Day is when you will present your final MVP Product to your cohort
  • Why? It's an excellent exercise on how to sell yourself and your teamwork and to celebrate your achievement
  • How? Present your product in 10 minutes using a combination of presentations, live demonstrations and videos. Make sure everyone in the team is speaking.
  • What? Tell the story of how and why you built this product. Use the below inputs
    - Explain what theyโ€™ve achieved
    - What have you learned, personally and as a team? This can be related to technology, product, process,...
    - Which parts did you find most enjoyable and/or interesting?
    - Has that impacted what youโ€™re thinking about in terms of careers or next steps? How?
    - How did you find collaborating as a team? What was made easier or harder by working with others compared to working largely on your own
    - How happy are you with where you got to?
    - What did the users think?
    - What part of the product would you build next if you had more time?

Presentation tips:

  • Have a script for the demo and practice it!
  • Practice switching between demo and slides so that you don't waste too much time on it
  • Use tabs to pre-fill forms - we don't need to see you type out stuff, especially if you don't explain it
  • Use Incognito mode to prevent logging into/out. With incognito mode, you can be logged into multiple accounts at once
  • Consider recording a (silent) video of the demo - what if there's no internet? Or the app goes down?
  • Get someone to hold the mic if you're typing/demoing - then you have two hands!
  • Make the font bigger so people can see it at the back of the room. (Ctrl-+ on Windows/Linux or Cmd-+ on Mac)

Common questions after the demo
It's a good idea to prepare answers to these questions:

  • What was your biggest challenge?
  • If you were starting from scratch, would you change anything?
  • How did you test your app?
  • How does your app work on mobile devices? Did you think about accessibility?
Estimated time in hours

4

What is the purpose of this assignment?

Have a presentation ready for you and your team to demo your final MVP
Have your codebase finalised

  • make sure your README is filled out and presents your project.
  • make sure your repo is linked on your deployed site and your deployed site is linked on your repo.
  • fork your group project to your personal Github and pin it to your profile
How to submit

Add a link to your repository
Add a link to the final presentation and repository for this issue

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  3. Fork the repository and make your change on a branch.
  4. Open a pull request that references the issue number.

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