Mintaka

Mintaka is a creative agency website template built with Astro, Tailwind CSS, and GSAP, designed for teams that need a fast, localized marketing site with a blog.

What is Mintaka?

Mintaka is a static-site template from Majestico that generates a creative agency website. It takes your content and configuration and outputs a pre-built HTML site, with the Astro framework handling pages, Tailwind CSS providing styling, and GSAP powering animations. The template runs on Node-based tooling and can be deployed to Cloudflare Workers, Netlify, or Vercel directly via one-click deploy buttons included in the repository.

Key Features

• Localization — Mintaka ships with built-in localization support, allowing you to create a multilingual agency site without adding a separate i18n plugin.
• Blog — A blog section is included out of the box, suitable for publishing agency news, case studies, or insights.
• Astro framework — Pages are built as static output by Astro, which means fast loads and no JavaScript runtime by default.
• Tailwind CSS — Styling is handled with Tailwind utility classes, so you can adjust the look directly in markup.
• GSAP animations — GreenSock's GSAP is included to add scroll and page animations to the template.
• One-click deployment — Deploy buttons are available for Cloudflare Workers, Netlify, and Vercel, letting you publish to any of these platforms without manual configuration.
• Package manager flexibility — Local development works with bun install and bun run dev, or you can use yarn and pnpm alternatives.

Who is it for?

• Creative agencies — Use it to launch a marketing site that reflects your studio's identity, complete with news and project updates.
• Independent designers and studios — Set up a portfolio-style presence with a blog and localization in one afternoon.
• Developers who need a starting point — Use the template as a base for a client project, taking advantage of its Astro architecture and pre-configured Tailwind/GSAP setup.

What can you do with Mintaka?

• Agency teams — Build a bilingual company site with a blog to publish announcements and thought leadership, then deploy to Vercel in a click.
• Front-end developers — Extend the Astro components and Tailwind theme to create a custom agency or personal brand site without starting from scratch.
• Freelance designers — Showcase your portfolio and write case studies using the included blog, with animations already wired via GSAP.

How does Mintaka work?

The README lists a two-step local workflow: install dependencies with bun install (or yarn/pnpm i), then run the dev server with bun run dev (or yarn dev/pnpm dev). After that, you edit the Astro content and templates, and when ready, deploy the static build to any of the supported platforms using the provided deploy buttons.

FAQ

What does Mintaka include?

It includes an Astro site with Tailwind and GSAP, plus localization and a blog feature, as listed in the README.

Can I deploy Mintaka to Netlify?

Yes, the README includes a one-click "Deploy to Netlify" button.

Does Mintaka support multiple languages?

Yes, localization is listed as a feature in the README.

What package managers can I use?

The README shows commands for bun, yarn, and pnpm.