DeTEE is a decentralized cloud platform offering secure, community-governed solutions for data storage and processing. It targets the crypto community and developers interested in confidential computing and modern approaches to cloud technologies. One of the platform’s standout features is the Hacker Challenge program — users are invited to test the platform’s security by attempting to hack a Solana wallet for a reward.

The client approached us with a task to create a website that would visually and conceptually reflect DeTEE’s high-tech and innovative nature. The goal was to emphasize values like decentralization, openness, and security, while attracting new users and potential investors.

We started by immersing ourselves in the topic: studying competitors, references, and the target audience. Through discussions with the client, we defined key ideas, visual metaphors, and directions.

We drew inspiration from sci-fi aesthetics, modern Web3 and cloud technology websites. The visual foundation was built around a dark palette, neon-blue highlights, and elements of networks and schematics, creating a sense of deep technology and confidentiality.

One of the strongest aspects of the project was the thorough development of 3D graphics. We created several 3D scenes — featuring servers, architectural elements, and symbols of decentralization. In total, we developed six unique 3D models, each enhancing the section it belongs to.

Interestingly, most of the models were built based on the client’s sketches, ensuring precise alignment with their vision. The centerpiece was an animated 3D scene with servers, visualizing the decentralized cloud and setting the tone for the entire platform.

We designed two pages: the Homepage and the Hacker Challenge page. The homepage includes key sections such as: platform overview, features, team, architecture, use cases, roadmap, and a contact form.

The Hacker Challenge page was designed with a "digital quest" aesthetic — dark UI, accent buttons, tension-driven visuals, and gamified elements. The goal was to immerse users into a game-like experience and highlight the platform’s openness to security testing.