Cybercrime Pathways is a multidisciplinary research programme funded by the European Research Council that explores how individuals develop involvement in cybercrime and what factors can lead them out of it. The project brings together experts from The Hague University of Applied Sciences, NSCR, and partner organisations to map the stages and influences of cybercriminal behaviour, with the aim of improving prevention, intervention, and policy strategies worldwide.

We handled the full development of the Cybercrime Pathways website, converting design concepts into a fully responsive, modern platform that supports the project’s research outputs and communication needs. This included building both frontend and backend functionality to present project information, publications, and news in a clear, accessible way across devices, while ensuring the site was technically solid and easy to maintain.