My experience in Microsoft code.fun.do Hackathon - where I executed my idea of new feature to Social networking sites.

Hackathon was conducted on March 10th,2018 on Campus.

Phase I - Registration
Phase II - Idea Proposal
Phase III - 24 hrs time to code / develop the product.
Phase IV - Demo to judges.

The idea which I worked was never implemented in any social networking sites, may be someone from one of them must see this post and start working on it.
This is a feature that could be added to Social networking sites where user updates his/her statuses or describes photos.
This is a cool feature (as Justin Timberlake says in the movie "The Social Network" that "Facebook" is cool) ,
The thought that was going in my mind :
"The user will never experience posting statuses the same as it was before". "Styling the statuses".
Summary of the WebApp: Users can post statuses using the font or color they wish for individual words.

After giving the demo, the judges liked this feature as it is new and never implemented anywhere.

Demonstration Video :

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