Huntr LVM

1. As a curious security researcher, I want to understand the challenge format so I can decide whether to participate.
2. As a competitor, I want to see all objectives clearly explained so I know what to attempt.
3. As a motivated participant, I want to track my leaderboard position and potential payout so I stay engaged.
4. As a top competitor, I want verification to ensure my rewards are protected and legitimate.

• Homepage: Hero banner explaining the LMV program, competition model, and rewards → call-to-action to join challenge.
• Challenge Overview Page: List of objectives (tool misuse, margin manipulation, etc.) with status indicators (attempted, completed).
• Leaderboard Page: Real-time leaderboard with usernames, scores, and payout estimates.
• Rewards Page: Visual breakdown of prize pot and how it splits by leaderboard rank.

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1. To ensure consistency across the MVP:
   • Typography:
     • Headlines: Bold, modern sans-serif (emphasizing energy and competition).
     • Body: Neutral sans-serif for clarity in technical instructions.
   • Color Palette:
     • Primary: Deep navy (trust/security).
     • Secondary: Electric green (hacking/gamification).
     • Accents: Amber/orange (highlight rewards and urgency).
   • UI Components:
     • Cards → for each challenge objective.
     • Tabs → to switch between Overview, Objectives, Leaderboards, Rewards.
     • Progress indicators → show challenge attempts/completion.
     • Leaderboard table → sortable by time, tokens, or difficulty.
     • Reward meter → prize pot visualization with share per position.

1. Homepage (Explainer + Call-to-Action)
   • Hero: “Break AskNova. Win Rewards.”
   • Section: “How LMV Works” with a 3-step illustration (Join → Attack → Earn).
   • Call-to-action button: “Start Competing.”
2. Challenge Page
   • Objectives displayed as flippable cards → front shows context, back shows attack goal and success criteria.
   • Each card has a “Submit Attack” button.
3. Leaderboard Page
   • Real-time leaderboard with usernames, scores, and dynamic prize allocation.
   • Toggle between different leaderboards: Shortest Prompt, First Blood, Difficulty.
4. Rewards Page
   • Visual prize pot (progress ring or stacked bar).
   • Explanation of bonus vs. primary objectives.
   • Example scenario showing how a user could maximize rewards

• Challenge: Detecting duplicate submissions could have diluted leaderboard fairness.
  • Solution: Designed game mechanics where duplicate prompts yield no extra points for primary objectives but can still count for bonus objectives (e.g., shortest prompt).
• Challenge: Explaining a competition model (new for users familiar with bug bounty).
  • Solution: Used simple onboarding visuals (“3 steps: Join → Attack → Earn”) and an FAQ block.
• Challenge: Keeping users motivated during long competitions.
  • Solution: Live leaderboard with visible prize impact for each rank, plus “First Blood” callouts for early achievers.

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