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EXPLOIT.ORG homepage with a fan of silver cards EXPLOIT.ORG homepage on mobile

EXPLOIT.ORG

Senior UI/UX Designer

A website for a security team, built with AI.

  • Website design
  • AI-assisted development
  • Cybersecurity
Scope
Website design and full-site generation with AI
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Responsive homepage, TKeeper example and MAF research page

I designed the EXPLOIT.ORG website and used AI to generate the entire site. The homepage introduces the team’s work, shows how TKeeper handles a sample action and gives visitors a way to reach the research and contact the team.

On mobile, the cards read from top to bottom.Live homepage on a 390 px viewport
The narrow EXPLOIT.ORG homepage wraps its headline and stacks its five cards.

Give each risk a card

  • Visual direction
  • Responsive design

The homepage makes the headline physical. Five metallic cards fan across a dark background, each carrying a label, an icon and a brief explanation. The last card changes to black and closes the sequence.

On a phone, the cards stack vertically. Each label stays readable while the overlap preserves the visual relationship between the cards.

TKeeper puts the request, policy and decision on the same surface.Product example on the live homepage
A TKeeper product section pairs explanatory copy with a sample transaction and a policy decision.

Show a policy decision in context

  • Product explanation
  • Decision states

The TKeeper section gives the visitor a concrete example. A sample request, the relevant policy and its outcome appear together, so the reader can connect the decision with the rule that caused it. The blue policy card distinguishes the product moment from the rest of the homepage.

MAF introduces the research through six labelled categories.Live Machine Authority Failure research page
The MAF research page presents a large editorial heading and a metallic index of six categories.

Make the research easy to enter

  • Information architecture
  • Editorial design

The Machine Authority Failure page starts with one question about what a machine can cause. Six labelled categories give readers an overview. Separate links lead into the taxonomy and the manifesto, so visitors can start with either the framework or its rationale.

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