Intigriti
Intigriti helps companies find vulnerabilities by rewarding the ethical hackers who report them
- Year
- Since 2024
- Type
- Marketing website and blog
- Tech stack
- Next.js, DatoCMS, Algolia, Stencil.js
- Website
- intigriti.com
Overview
Intigriti is Europe’s leading bug bounty platform. Companies work with a global community of ethical hackers, who find and report vulnerabilities in exchange for rewards.
Since 2024, I’ve built and maintained Intigriti’s marketing website and blog as a freelance full-stack engineer, with a focus on clean, maintainable code and a CMS the marketing team can run on its own.
What I built
A modular marketing site
Next.js and DatoCMS, built from reusable blocks so pages stay consistent and new ones ship faster.
Blog migration and search
Moved the company blog to Next.js and added Algolia search, making content far easier to discover.
One header, two products
Stencil.js Web Components give the website and the Intigriti app the same header and footer.
Tech stack
