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UX: from Challenges to Bounties #22

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Currently, if you see pages such as the homepage with Challenges active it is centred around users finding challenges. Our concepts and data model have evolved however such that what users are really doing is finding Bounties which belong to a Challenge, which may also belong to an Initiative.

For example:

Initiative 1: Redesign complete front-end of application

Challenge 1: Implement new sign up process (related to Initiative 1)

Bounties 1,2,3 related to Challenge 1.

Challenge 2: Implement new Dashboard

Bounty 4 (related to Challenge 2): User Research for New Dashboard [User Research, Figma prototyping] [15 points]

Bounty 5 (related to Challenge 2): Implement new UX Design in UX Prototype [Frontend Development] [25 points]

Bounty 6 (related to Challenge 3): Implement new Dashboard in Platform [Fullstack Development] [40 points]

This means that the pattern we have today where users are looking to "Find a Challenge" and lists of challenges are shown needs to evolve to users looking for bounties, that relate to Challenges and potentially (Initiatives are optional) Initiatives.

This impacts at least these pages:

https://openunited.github.io/ux-prototype/challenges/index.html

https://openunited.github.io/ux-prototype/product/challenges/index.html

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