Thank you to all who attended the DocuSign 2019 Momentum Hack For Forests hackathon. We were thrilled to see so many great projects submitted (28 in total!), and we hope you'll all join us again next year.

 

A very special thank you and congratulations to our hackathon winners below. Your prizes will be sent to you at the addresses you provided.

  1. Hack For Forests Winner and Best in Show, $4,500: Meet the Forests
  2. Better Together: Google and DocuSign and Hack for Forests Runner Up, $2500: Go Wild!
  3. Most Ready-To-S, $1000hop for The Wilderness Society, $1500: Viral Petition
  4. Most Innovative, $1000: Wildervoices
  5. Honorable Mention, $500: Clean Trails
  6. Best Opportunity to Combine Forces, Google Minis: Vocalize PSA
  7. Force of Nature, Google Mini: Ed Arenberg

 Be sure to check out each others' projects in the submissions tab.

 

Eligibility

Anyone who is 18 years or older and complies with our rules is welcome to hack!

Requirements

Submissions open at 10 AM on Saturday, June 8th. Submissions close at 12 PM on Sunday, June 9th. 

Please include a description of your location in your submission (room, desk,etc).

Please include a link to a Git repository containing your project. You must clearly disclose which code you wrote yourself within the timeframe of the hackathon and let the judges know about any libraries or APIs you used.

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Prizes

$9,500 in prizes

Hack-4-Good - $3000

The most elegant, practical, and innovative solution to the critical needs of the Wilderness Society

Best in Show $2500

The best and most innovative overall submission

Better Together: DocuSign and Google $1500

Use DocuSign with Google to make the best hack! Attend their workshop to learn more.

ISV/Partner Challenge $2500

This year we have a special award for the partner with the most innovative use of a new API or DocuSign product.

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Tom Casey

Tom Casey
SVP Engineering, DocuSign

Marie Huwe

Marie Huwe
VP Developer Programs and Evangelism, DocuSign

Jonathan Meyers

Jonathan Meyers
Senior Director, Digital Strategy & IT, The Wilderness Society

Vikram Tiwari

Vikram Tiwari
Leader, Google Developer Group Cloud San Francisco

Ahmet Alp Balkan

Ahmet Alp Balkan
Software Engineer, Google

Liz Siddle

Liz Siddle
Senior Director of Foundation, The Wilderness Society

Judging Criteria

  • Code-Complete
    Is the project finished? We will only judge completed code.
  • Technically Impressive
    How well does the project express the core ideals of the challenge? Is it an impressive work given the time permitted?
  • Innovative
    Does the project actually use DocuSign and sponsor software in a novel way? Or, instead, does it just copy something that has already been done many times before?
  • Well Designed
    Does the project include appropriate style & branding? How would you evaluate the overall user experience?
  • Problem Solving
    Does the project effectively solve critical needs for The Wilderness Society or fix a real-world or customer problem?

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