Bittensor's breakthrough conference, brought to life

Exploit Summit is Bittensor's flagship conference. The brief looked simple: a single-page microsite with one job, selling tickets. The catch was that a flagship event for an ecosystem that calls itself adversarial by design couldn't look like every other conference microsite.

I worked alongside the client's designer, who handed over a base brand: a pixelated wordmark, typography and a stark red, black and white palette. I expanded that into a full interactive identity, designed the site, and built the frontend including every 3D asset in Three.js. The motion language and isometric cube system (that nods to the network's compute roots) went on to become foundational to the wider brand.

I took the base branding and expanded it into a full site: a single-page scroll that answers every question an attendee has and routes all of it toward buying a ticket.

I built the frontend end-to-end, including every 3D asset in Three.js. Designing and developing in the same hands meant the interactive ideas survived from concept into the live site, rather than getting trimmed in a handover.

The isometric cube field reacts to cursor and scroll, the logo icon assembles itself from pixels, and the hero's glitching 'X' breaks apart and rebuilds.

The motion principles set here fed back into Exploit's wider identity across other mediums.