Twilio evangelist here.. I think Timothee hits most of the points very well. Nice job but I'd like to add a few things: - To add to the "don't try to do too

Twilio evangelist here.. I think Timothee hits most of the points very well. Nice job but I'd like to add a few things: - To add to the "don't try to do too much" point, I'd say the vast majority of judges would like to see a few things done really well as opposed to a flock of things sort-of-done. When I mentor a group, I tell them to close their presentation with "Going forward, we'd like to also do A, B, and C. Any questions?" - Avoid video if at all possible. Videos take 5-10s to switch into and another 5-10s to get out of. And that's assuming you have the audio set up properly. I saw a group recently spend ~10s switching, started playing the 30s video, had to stop it to adjust the audio, restarted it, and then ~10s to switch. It threw off the pace and ate a minute of their 5 minute presentation. - Practice out loud as many times as possible. The demo will be smoother and just feel easier. My 0.02..