Projects using WarpProjects using WarpNew case study live: ResponseRed.com (https://contra.com/p/OosRZZ7X-response-red-or-ai-native-incident-response-and-web3-forensics)
Response Red (https://www.responsered.com/) was built for the moment when cybersecurity stops being theoretical.
Active compromise. Ransomware pressure. Identity takeover. Cloud intrusion. Business email compromise. Endpoint breach. Data exposure. Operational disruption.
The platform was designed to communicate one thing clearly:
Response must be immediate, disciplined, intelligence-led, and executed by people who understand high-stakes cyber operations.
Response Red brings together 24/7 global incident response, authorized offensive security, penetration testing, red teaming, digital forensics, proactive incident management, AI-assisted triage, and executive-grade cyber crisis reporting.
The website and platform experience were built with a premium white-first enterprise identity, crimson red response signals, cinematic global threat visuals, structured incident intake, and security-conscious AI workflow design.
This was not a brochure build.
It was a full-stack cybersecurity presence designed for trust, speed, operational clarity, and market authority.
Case study now published on Contra.
Check it out (https://contra.com/p/OosRZZ7X-response-red-or-ai-native-incident-response-and-web3-forensics) Website for 1.777 Studio
I designed and built a website for 1.777 Studio, our AI filmmaking studio and software house. The goal was to capture the energy of cutting‑edge AI film production while keeping the experience fast and clear UX.
The site combines bold typography, high‑contrast color, and full‑bleed visuals to showcase case studies, internal tools, AI film festivals and more.
On the UX side, I created a simple, persistent top navigation, responsive layout for all viewports, and content structures that highlight both services and experiments.
Tech stack: a modern front-end framework (React/Next.js), Tailwind, React Three Fiber and performance-minded animations using the `motion` library. 
