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HackVector

HackVector: a terminal-styled site for a penetration tester

A personal site for an independent penetration tester. A shell-prompt hero, certification badges and six clearly described security services make the offer easy to understand.

HackVector homepage, first screenhackvector.io
The product

What the site shows

The site introduces a cybersecurity consultant focused on ethical hacking and security research, shows three certification badges (OSCP, OSCE and eWPTXv2) and lists six services: web application testing, external network testing, social engineering, secure code review, AI and LLM security testing and API testing.

A why-choose-me section contrasts working directly with a senior tester against large vendors, and a closing banner invites visitors to discuss their scope.

Design and experience

Dark, technical and organised

A black background with a drifting node-network pattern, bold uppercase headings and a terminal-style tagline set the tone for a technical audience. The blue prompt line is the one accent colour.

Each service is a short card with a bullet list and a button, so the page scans quickly.

Build and discoverability

A direct offer in buyers' words

Navigation covers Home, About, Projects, Learn, Blog and Contact, and the footer links services, contact details and professional profiles. The certification badges are clickable images.

The page is a single-scroll layout in English, with service names written as plain headings that match what buyers search for.

Notable details

  • Shell-prompt hero
  • Three certification badges
  • Six service cards
  • Manual-first testing message

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