import React , { FC } from 'react' ; import { Note , NoteType } from 'components' ; import './EligibleMilestonePayments.scss' ; const EligibleMilestonePayments = ( ) => { return ( < div className = "EligibleMilestonePayments" id = "eligible-milestone-payments" > < h1 className = "EligibleMilestonePayments__heading" > Eligible Milestone Payments < /h1> < p className = "EligibleMilestonePayments__tagline" > All proposed milestones must represent a working piece of software that the community can use . This means that initial milestones such as research , architecture , UI / UX , and so on , will no longer be eligible for funding without a working piece of software . The core team will still account for such work in the overall valuation . However , the completed milestone must include a working app , a game , or any software as an MVP that provides an actual utility for the thenewboston community . < /p> < Note className = "EligibleMilestonePayments__note" text = "A minimum viable product (MVP) is a version of a software product with just enough features that make it usable . " type={NoteType.Information}/> < p className = "EligibleMilestonePayments__tagline" > To clarify , this does not mean that the entire project must be complete at once to receive a milestone payout . However , it must be in a working state so that it provides value to the community . For example , if a project team is creating a game with 20 + levels that is going to take ~ 1 year to build , they can still submit a working MVP with only the first level or two completed . They just could not submit only the game storyboard or artwork alone as a milestone with no working game . < /p> < /div>); } ; export default EligibleMilestonePayments ;