Uniswap Foundation allocates US$300,000 to recruit Uniswap V4 front-end development team
The Uniswap Foundation released an RFP proposal for a "Uniswap V4 Frontend for Pool Launchers and LPs" to find an engineering team that focuses on user experience to develop the frontend interface for new fund pool launchers and LPs on Uniswap V4, simplifying the process of establishing initial fund pools and implementing liquidity incentives for new tokens.
The team will need to deliver the Uniswap V4 interface, comprehensive user documentation and educational materials, provide initial hosting and maintenance for the frontend interface for a period of two years, and continue to improve and optimize the interface. The Uniswap Foundation has allocated $300,000 for this two-year plan and is willing to consider proposals that exceed the budget by 25%.
The Uniswap Foundation stated that the deadline for submitting RFP proposals is from January 15th to February 1st, 2024, with funding allocation on February 15th and project launch on February 16th. Both individuals and teams are eligible to apply.
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