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ohack.dev: Cash Prize Bounty | concept: Allow donations to fund a specific project

1. New alternative to post-hackathon statement of work (SOW) projects
2. Hackers can reach out to their network to increase donations
3. Sponsors can donate to complete projects
4. Mentors get some monetary reward
5. Donation can also be for maintenance/features after launch
6. Hackers can join and work on projects without a prize bounty
7. Opportunity Hack needs to earmark these funds only for prize payouts for these projects
 ohack.dev: New Project Launch Announcement | concept: Publish to social media
Send Slack and emails to community
Ask for mentors and hackers
Close signups once max capacity is reached (5 hackers, 5 mentors)
 ohack.dev: Help people find interesting projects | concept: Allow for mentors and hackers to self-service and join projects
Search capability
Profile match based on skill (e.g. Python projects, etc.)
Match based on impact area (e.g. Students, Medical, Animals, etc.)
Favor projects that aren’t yet full (5 hackers, 5 mentors)
Solves the “I want to help, but there are no hackathons coming up” problem
Solves the “I work for ESPN and want to help a nonprofit” problem
 ohack.dev: Victory Lap on Completion | production: Allow nonprofit/admin to mark project as completed
Create certificate
Publish social media acknowledgement
Trigger call for judges
Trigger scheduling for live demo once judges are found
Record live demo
Publish demo on social media
Trigger request to mentors for LinkedIn referrals
 ohack.dev: Enable Other Volunteer Opportunities | post-hackathon: Volunteers without a technical background can use ohack.dev to:
Source projects from nonprofits
Follow-up with nonprofits
Recruit sponsors to fund projects
Engage with previous hackers and mentors to get them to join
Social media engagement
Send newsletter to Women in Tech, Out in Tech, etc.
Slack engagement
 ohack.dev: Hackers and Mentors Build Clout | concept: Allow mentors/hackers to give feedback to hackers for hard/soft skills
Allow people to publish feedback publicly to add to their resume
Create milestones for certain feedback achievements
1. Amount of feedback given + received
2. Feedback score for programming language
3. Allow mentors/hackers to show how much effort they contributed
4. Commits
5. Standups
6. Video chats
7. Design documents
8. Display the nonprofits hackers/mentors supported ohack.dev: Self-Service Corporate Hackathons | concept: As one of the most important visions for the future, we need to provide a way for a corporation to conduct their own Tech for Good nonprofit hackathon with the Opportunity Hack brand and process so that we might obtain a substantial donation to either help them run the hackathon or for providing them the tools and resources for the hackathon to be executed completely by that company.
We do have an MVP runbook that details out most of the process around Opportunity Hack, but we need to build something that allows people to directly ask us for hackathon support on behalf of their company. ohack.dev: Update our UX | production: Our UX for ohack.dev is in an infant form. The text sizes aren't the same size, our color palette is not uniform, our buttons have too many styles...you get the idea.
We actually took this frontend from Auth0 as it made it easier to implement some of the core authentication strategies that we needed to fundamentally make ohack.dev secure.
Update our UX in anyway that you want, anything is fair game! ohack.dev: Display the skillsets and programming languages required for a problem | production: For some projects that already have a code base, we want to display what technology knowledge may be needed to develop it.It lacks the ability to call out specific skills and programming languages that are needed, for instance:Software Engineering
Frontend: NodeJS/React
Backend: Python/Flask
UX
Help with mocking this out using something like Miro or Figma ohack.dev: Create and integrate $opportunity currency | concept: We've been leaning on a cash-based incentive for a very long time. Prize money is one of the hardest things to acquire and isn't always the motivating factor for people when they are volunteering to serve their community.
If we had our own currency, we could infinitely reward people and allow them to see their achievements in something other than cash.
We'd love for a day where people elect to take their prize money as $opportunity ohack.dev: Form for nonprofits to send us their challenges | production: Convert our normal Google form that we've used over several years so that we can review and publish problems that nonprofits have directly in ohack.dev
Example [Google form](https://forms.gle/EAHHFqaMiDuZP8VR6)  [Slack Channel: #ohack-dev] 