Dentsu Latvia

A bilingual agency website built with Next.js and Strapi, with services, campaign case studies, news, and editable page sections.

My role: Full-stack development
Platform: Web
Project: Agency website

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The project

The brief

Dentsu wanted a modern website that could support a variety of page layouts and an ongoing publishing workflow. Alongside its services and campaign case studies, the agency needed space for blog posts, news, research, and vacancies in Latvian and English.

Why Next.js and Strapi

I built a Next.js frontend backed by Strapi. Reusable content sections let editors assemble different page types, update media, and manage translations and metadata in the CMS. This gives the agency room to publish new content and build out pages as its needs change.

The experience

The site combines service accordions, case-study filtering by agency, article listings, media carousels, and contact forms. Responsive layouts carry the same content across desktop and mobile, with a shared visual style across the agency's different services and publications.

Built with

Next.js
React
TypeScript
Strapi
Tailwind CSS

In detail

Dentsu Latvia services page with an aerial city photograph and a Latvian service introduction — Services introduction with a full-width image.

Dentsu Latvia homepage introduction and contact call to action in Latvian — Agency introduction and contact section on the homepage.

Dentsu Latvia news and research listing with article images, summaries, and read buttons — The news and research listing supports ongoing publishing.

Dentsu Latvia blog article with a campaign photograph and editorial text — An article page combines campaign photography and editorial content.

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