African-Languages-Lab-ai/mansa-websitev2

# Mansa — Marketing Website Marketing website for **Mansa**, the AI built for African languages, by the African Languages Lab. A fully responsive multi-page site with scroll reveals, parallax, an interactive language globe, and a dedicated page for each Mansa product. **Live site:** african-languages-lab-ai.gi… ## Tech stack - **Next.js 14** (App Router) + **TypeScript** - **Tailwind CSS** — hand-built design tokens, no component library - **Framer Motion** — scroll reveals, parallax, tab/accordion transitions, the language globe - **Open Runde** — the single typeface, self-hosted via `next/font/local` (weights 400/500/600/700). Source: github.com - Static export (`output: "export"`) for hosting on GitHub Pages ## Pages | Route | Page | | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | `/` | Home — hero, products, why Mansa, agent, globe, use cases… | | `/agent` | Mansa Agent | | `/ai` | Mansa AI | | `/transcribe` | Mansa Transcribe | | `/translate` | Mansa Translate | | `/pricing` | Pricing (Free / Plus / Pro / Max / Enterprise) | ## Getting started ```bash npm install npm run dev # localhost ``` ## Build ```bash npm run build # static export → ./out ``` The default build has no base path (works at a domain root, e.g. Vercel). For a GitHub Pages **project** site the base path must match the repo name — set it at build time: ```bash NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_PATH=/mansa-websitev2 npm run build ``` ## Deployment (GitHub Pages) Pushing to `main` triggers `.github/workflows/deploy.yml`, which builds the static export with the correct base path and publishes `./out` to …