From static design to a real, responsive site
A Figma file is a picture of a website, not a working one. Turning it into a live site means translating fixed-width frames into fluid, responsive layouts, deciding how each element behaves between the breakpoints you designed, and handling the states a static file doesn't show — hover, focus, loading, empty, and error.
- Faithful build of your desktop, tablet, and mobile frames
- Responsive behavior for the sizes between your breakpoints
- Interactive states not shown in Figma (hover, focus, disabled, error)
- Real fonts, spacing, and color tokens matched to your file
- Clean, semantic, accessible markup — not a rigid image export
- Performance-optimized assets exported from the design
The details that make or break the handoff
Great conversions come from good design files and good questions. We look for defined components, consistent spacing, and named styles.
Where the file leaves gaps — an undefined tablet layout, a missing error state, a font that isn't web-licensed — we flag them early rather than guessing, so the result behaves correctly, not just looks correct in one screenshot.
- Auto-layout and components translated to reusable code
- Design tokens (color, type, spacing) mapped consistently
- Web-font licensing checked before launch
- Accessibility: contrast, focus order, and keyboard support
- Content that flexes for real, variable-length text
- Cross-browser and cross-device testing
Pick the right platform to build on
A Figma design can become a static site, a WordPress or CMS-backed site your team can edit, or a component-based front end (React and similar) depending on how you'll maintain it. We recommend the platform that fits who updates the site and how often — so you're not stuck editing code every time the copy changes.
- Static, CMS-backed (WordPress, Webflow, etc.), or framework build
- A CMS so non-developers can edit content where you want that
- Component structure that mirrors your Figma components
- Handoff and documentation if your team maintains it
- Room to extend the design system as you grow
- A free consultation to match platform to how you'll maintain it
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Frequently asked questions
Will the website match my Figma design exactly?
It will match faithfully and intentionally. Pixel-for-pixel at one width isn't the right goal for a responsive site — the design has to flex across screen sizes and handle states your file doesn't show. We stay true to your intent, colors, type, and spacing, and flag anywhere the design needs a decision to work on the web.
Do you need my Figma file, or just images?
The actual Figma file is far better than exported images. It gives us the real spacing, styles, components, and layers, which makes the build faster and more accurate. Flattened images force us to guess at measurements and structure. Please share edit or view access to the file.
Can you build it so I can update it myself?
Yes. If you want to edit content without a developer, we'll build on a CMS like WordPress or Webflow and map your Figma sections to editable fields. If you'd rather have a lightweight static or framework build, we can do that too. Tell us how you'll maintain it and we'll pick the right approach.