LanguageAccess Africa Website Frontend Development

LanguageAccess Africa is a language-technology and research organization preserving African languages and expanding access through translation, research, and AI. I built the frontend of their website, a multi-page site (home, services, projects, team, contact) that turns a large amount of content into a clear, credible experience.

The build handles a genuinely content-heavy brief: a homepage that walks visitors through who they are, why they exist, their services and projects, and multiple ways to get involved; plus a team section spanning six divisions and 20+ members, and conversion paths for partnering, volunteering, and donating.

What I did

Developed the full frontend across all pages in Next.js

Built responsive layouts that hold up on phone, tablet, and desktop

Turned a large, multi-section content structure into a clear, navigable site

Implemented the interactive elements and multiple conversion paths (partner, volunteer, donate)

Animation

Implemented on-page SEO fundamentals — meta tags, Open Graph/Twitter cards for link previews, and a clean semantic heading structure

Technologies Used: Next.js | TypeScript | Tailwind CSS | Motion | Shadcn UI