Figma to Webflow, WordPress, Shopify or clean HTML, exactly as designed

A good handoff file saves days. I look for frames built with auto layout, repeated elements turned into components, and named text and color styles. I need at least a desktop and a mobile frame for each unique page. I also need hover, active and error states for buttons, links and forms. Fonts must be licensed for web use, and images should be exportable at full resolution.

Most files arrive with some of that missing, and that is fine. In the first days I go through the file and send back one list of questions. They cover what happens between the mobile and desktop widths, how long headlines wrap and what a card looks like with no image. You answer once, I record the decisions, and the build starts with no guessing. Responsive behavior is agreed with you before I write a class or a line of CSS.

The same design is built differently on each platform. Figma to Webflow is the closest match, because Webflow's box model and classes map directly to frames and styles, and repeating content goes into CMS collections. Figma to WordPress means either Elementor containers with global styles or a custom theme with custom post types. The choice depends on who will edit the site later.

Figma to Shopify means building theme sections and blocks in Liquid, each with its own settings. The merchant can then reorder and edit them in the theme editor. Hand-coded HTML and CSS suit landing pages and projects where another developer will wire up the back end. If you have not picked a platform, tell me who updates the site and what it has to do. I will recommend one before quoting.

At the widths you designed, the build matches the frame: same spacing, same type sizes, same line breaks where the content allows. I check this by laying screenshots of the build over the Figma frames and correcting what is off. Browsers render text slightly differently from Figma, so a line can sit a pixel higher or lower. I tell you where that happens instead of hiding it.

Between the designed widths the layout has to flow, and no design file covers every screen. I test on real phones and in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. I also test with awkward content, such as long names, missing images and translated text, and fix what breaks. This is a one-time build service. If you need ongoing Webflow pages, CMS changes and edits, my Webflow development service is the better fit.