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# Designer Bounty\[Entries Closed]

### Results :

| Participant Name | Position    | Bounty Prize |
| ---------------- | ----------- | ------------ |
| Syed Tahoor Ali  | First Place | 300$         |
| ExWhyZee         | Runner-up   | 150$         |
| Prathit Joshi    | Third Place | 50$          |

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Twitter Announcement
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The designer bounty is dedicated to the single best UI design & UX review **on ANY ONE** of the following portals.

* Ocean Academy \[ <https://oceanacademy.io/> ]
* Ocean Pearl \[<https://oceanpearl.io/>]
* Ocean DAO Voting panel \[ <https://oceanpearl.io/dao-voting> ]

Example of a UI/UX review should turn out to a simple UX experience of how the mentioned website portal is in terms of user experience.

**Evaluation criteria:**

* Did you manage to have a complete experience of the mentioned Project/website?
* Did you include the screenshots of the existing designs?
* Did you explain what the user goals are for the different areas of the website?
* Did you package your review into a nice use-able link leading to a presentation?\
  **Example**: Notion, Figma slides, Google slides?

**Reference review:**

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Sample Review
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**Designer bounty prize:**

* The top2 best entries will be awarded&#x20;
* **Best**: 300$
* **Runners up**: 200$

For any questions, reach out to us on Discord/Telegram

**Submission link:**

<https://airtable.com/shr3xIyel49Llx8Mw>


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