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DTC - WEEK 8 ENTRY 2

It is finally over! after 4 weeks of frustration and restless sleeps DTC is finally over and I am so glad that I am done with this because i have tons of other assignments to worry about! Although i overslept for a bit , i still managed to arrive to day on time and when i reached there my group mate Uzair was setting up our pitch deck and then later came Harith and Si lence was the last to arrive.

Today wasn't a good day at all, coincidentally all of us ran out of ink printers so we couldn't print it the night before and we were hoping that we could print it in the morning before the DTC but sadly even the 24hrs printing shop were closed today because of raya haji so Uzair only managed to print out the value proposition canvas and the project title that i designed yesterday.

Our pitch deck wasn't perfect but it's standing at least.
It may looked bland but we have all the information in our laptops.

We waited for a while until the our first judge came to our deck and so i was the one that did the talking and trying to convince her about our proposed idea and although she said it was a good idea and we definitely have the brains but our MVP was a bit too normal that it would less attract the kids so her advised was to make the website more colourful and cheerful so the kids would love it and she really liked our web's reward function where if a kid gets the top score they could win coupons which then can be redeem at their school canteen or the school cooperation which makes the student keep coming back for more simultaneously fostering STEM passion in them.

Our next judge was from MMU Synergy and he also liked our idea of the reward system for the kids and he said that amongst the 7 other group that he judged, none of them have the same concept as us and we could go further if we could design the website with more graphics. He asked as about the cost of our web if it's to be further develop and our answer was around below RM5K and we would release the web for free to try out the market first and if it gets positive feedback from the public then we would create a subscription based for the kids when they get further into the levels.

Overall it was not a bad experience although i was really stressed out with this whole DTC thing and I cant stress this enough that i am so glad this thing is finally over! Oh and we didn't win any awards but that's okay as long as we did our responsibilities and finally the burden has been ease off.
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