Bantu is an IT services and creative agency landing page I built by converting a Figma design into responsive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Agency sites need to establish credibility fast: who you are, what you offer, proof of work, social proof, and a clear contact path.

I organized the page into About, Services, Portfolio, Testimonials, and Contact sections with deliberate visual hierarchy. Navigation and interactive elements use vanilla JavaScript so the site stays free of plugin sprawl. That choice improves maintainability for a marketing property that may be edited by non-framework developers later.

Responsive behavior covers desktop showcases and mobile inquiry traffic. I adapted grid layouts, spacing, and media so portfolio and service cards remain scannable on small screens. Performance stayed a priority: lean assets, efficient CSS, and minimal scripting for interactions like menus and simple UI enhancements.

Design fidelity mattered for a creative agency brand. I preserved the Figma composition while ensuring accessibility basics — readable contrast, focusable controls, and semantic landmarks. The live GitHub Pages version presents a complete agency story from first impression to contact.

Bantu is a solid example of professional marketing frontend work: clean structure, responsive execution, and interaction done with web fundamentals.

Agency websites are trust engines. I made sure services and portfolio proof appear early enough to answer can you do this before the contact form. Vanilla JS interactions stay minimal so maintenance stays cheap.

Bantu is a practical template for service businesses: responsive, credible, and built with web fundamentals that age well.