Webmaster
Description
Participants design, build, and launch a website that features the chapter’s ability to research and present a given topic pertaining to technology. Semifinalists participate in an onsite interview to demonstrate the knowledge and expertise gained during the development of the website—with an emphasis on web design methods and practices, as well as their research for the annual design topic.
2025-26 Theme
Topic: Community Resource Hub
Create a website that will serve as a community resource hub to highlight resources available to residents within the community (e.g., non-profits, support services, community events and programs, etc.). Your website should include the following:
an interactive directory of community resources (resource hub) that allows users to search and filter the resources.
a highlight section that spotlights at least three of the community resources you have listed in your resource hub.
a form that users can submit to indicate new resources that should be added to the community resources hub.
additional content to enhance the community resource hub for end users.
Tesla STEM HS, Team 1, 2025 1st Place
Event Resources
EVENT EXAMPLES
Click on the links to the right to view past entries for this event! 2025 Nationals 1st Place: Website
Event Deadlines
January 23, 2025
Students will need their Participant ID number, and password, from their advisor. Only the team captain will be able to upload the file.
Students submit link to website for scoring. Website must contain a minimum of 3 completed pages, following the annual theme.
March 2025
This is an Early Entry event!
Deadline is 5:00 pm, March 14
Students will need their Participant ID number, and password. Only the team captain will be able to upload the file.
Students will submit link to completed website, which must include page links to the student copyright checklist, and the student work log.
Semifinalists will be announced during the Opening Session. Semifinalist interviews will take place on Thursday afternoon.
Washington TSA Rules
To compete, students must:
Belong to a currently affiliated TSA chapter
Be registered (by their TSA advisor) for competition by December 20, 2024 ($30)
Compete in the January 23, 2025 virtual competition (see individual event pages for details)
Be selected as a top competitor in their event(s) and invited to participate at State
Number of competitors is dependent on specific event
Qualifying competitor lists will be published by February 10, 2025
State Conference registration week February 24-28, 2025 (see state conference page for details)
At the state level 2 teams per chapter can compete, and at the national level, 1 team per chapter may compete.
