Proposed event experience
Three Days to Refine, Create, and Share.
A shape for the week inside ICCFA Experience 2027. Exact session times are intentionally not set until programming is agreed with the conference.
The proposed journey
Each day has one job.
Day one turns frustration into scoped challenges. Day two turns ideas into prototypes. Day three puts them in front of the room.
Day 1
Refine & Prep
Participants are already selected and arrive with refined ideas. Day 1 sharpens the plan with coaches and gets everyone set up with their tools, ready to build.
- Welcome and orientation
- Set up your own Lovable account and tools
- Refine the brief with your coach
- Map the screens you'll build
- First build session
Day 2
Create
Teams build, test with real users in the room, and learn what their prototype actually needs to prove.
- Guided building
- Mentor support
- Prototype testing
- Product refinement
- Submission preparation
Day 3
Showcase
Prototypes go on screen. Feedback is gathered, work is recognized, and the question of what happens next is put on the table.
- Final demonstrations
- Judging
- Audience engagement
- Recognition
- Closing celebration
Proposed operating details
What the room needs to hold.
All figures are proposals pending partnership approval and conference programming decisions.
Participants
75–100 participants (proposed)
Teams
Teams of 1–4
Space
Dedicated workshop area
Support
Mentor support throughout
Close
Live showcase on day three
Build credits
Participant build credits, subject to sponsorship
Participant preparation
What happens before anyone arrives.
A short preparation path keeps the first build session productive and stops day one being spent on orientation alone.
Before the conference
A short orientation introduces the platform, the challenge tracks, and what a three-day build actually involves, so nobody arrives cold.
During the conference
Guided build sessions, mentor hours, and a submission window keep teams moving without requiring technical background.
After the conference
Outcome reporting and a proposed follow-up path decide whether the pilot continues as workshops, challenges, or a member gallery.
No session times, speaker line-ups, awards, or prizes are confirmed. Those decisions belong to the conference and to any technology partnership that is agreed.
The showcase is the point.
Everything before day three exists so a first-time builder can stand in front of their peers and say what they made and what they learned.