Leader Builds
Club leader creates a website and hides bugs, easter eggs, and intentionally broken things inside it. CSS conflicts, wrong links, console messages, hidden elements. Whatever they want. They make a folder 'submissions' where members submit their work.
Members Hunt
Club members open the site made by the team leader or other site assigned to them and start exploring. Click everything. Inspect the source. Check the console. Find whatever is wrong or hidden. Then fork the website and start fixing!
Submit PRs
Once you're done fixing, deploy the website and submit a PR to the original repository's submission folder with yourname.md. For clubs, the website and PR have to be checked and merged by your club leader before submitting this form. Your name.md file must include the fixes made and the easter eggs found in the website, plus your deployed website link.
Get Rewarded
The club leader checks your website and merges your PR. We review it and give grants based on each submission. Clubs can receive food, tools, or transport grants. The club leader, can receive Vercel credits, domain credits, and more.
Grant System
How much can you get?
- 3 easter eggs, 5 bugs, 1+ hour = $5
- 6 easter eggs, 10 bugs, 2+ hours = $10
- Clubs can earn up to $50 for food, tools,etc.
- Club leaders can get up to $15 for Vercel/domain credits(seperate)
What's available?
- Clubs: Food or tools grants
- Leaders: Vercel credits, domain credits, food grants
- Other requests subject to approval
You Build
You create a website and make small bugs, easter eggs, and intentionally broken things inside it. CSS conflicts, wrong links, console messages, hidden elements. Whatever you want.
Readme.md file
You create a README.md file that clearly describes the website and lists the hidden bugs, easter eggs, and broken features. Make sure you also make a fixed version of the website.
Submit form
Once you're done making a website, deploy it and submit the form with your deployed website link, the bugs, the fixes, and the easter eggs you kept.
Get Rewarded
We will review your submission and give you a grant based on how many bugs and easter eggs you implemented, plus time spent. Individuals can receive Vercel credits, domain credits, food grants, and more.
Grant System & Bonus
How much can you get?
- 3 easter eggs, 5 bugs, 1+ hour = $5
- 6 easter eggs, 10 bugs, 2+ hours = $10
- Individuals can get up to $15 for rewards
Bonus: Club Usage Grants
- Make detailed, polished websites!
- Earn $1-2 extra every time a club uses your site
- Your site might be featured in our gallery
- Help clubs use your site while getting paid more
Check out awesome websites built by our community. From clubs and individuals - featuring their best easter eggs and bugs!
View GalleryThis part is for the leaders and individual submissions, You build the site, hide the eggs. Here are some ideas for what to plant...
Two rules that fight each other. Maybe a z-index that blocks clicks, or a color that only breaks at certain widths.
A div with display:none that contains a secret message. Or a data attribute with a flag. Or a comment with a clue.
Log something to the console that only shows up when someone actually opens DevTools. Classic.
A button that does the wrong thing. A form that submits to nowhere. A link that looks right but goes somewhere unexpected.
Missing alt text, no keyboard navigation, bad contrast. Real bugs that members can learn to fix properly.
A button that looks innocent but redirects to a rickroll video. Classic rickroll easter egg that's both fun and tricky to find.
Add audio hints, achievement sounds, or funny messages when they do something in the site.
Trigger something cool with the Konami code (↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A).
A button that does something special after clicking it 5, 10, or 20 times. Users have to figure out the magic number.
These are just a few stuff that might be there. The weirder the website, the better and fun.
What even is this?
A scavenger hunt for code. Club leaders build websites with intentional bugs and hidden stuff. Club members find and fix them. Individual participants can also create their own websites and submit them.
Do I need to know how to code?
A little bit helps. But if you can right-click and hit "Inspect," you can start finding stuff. You will learn the rest along the way. For individual participants, a basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JS is helpful for making the website.
What counts as a "find"?
Bugs, broken features, accessibility issues, hidden content, console messages, data attributes with flags. If it's wrong or hidden, it counts.
What do clubs need to submit?
For clubs, submit PR(name.md with details and website link). The website and PR have to be checked and merged by your club leader before submitting this form. Your name.md file must include the fixes made and the easter eggs found in the website.
What do individuals need to submit?
For individual submissions, the website must be fully made and brand new. It should contain at least 3 easter eggs, 5 bugs, and 1 hour spent. The list of bugs and easter eggs should be clearly listed in your README.md, and you must also have a fixed version of the site. Please note that your submission can be used by clubs, you will get additional grant if used so make sure your websites are high quality and fun!
What's the reward?
Merged PRs earn grants through PullQuests. It's a YSWS (You Ship, We Send) program by Hack Club.
