Figma to code conversion service · est. 2018
Your Figma file,
built properly
for the web.
A production-grade Figma conversion service: clean semantic HTML, WordPress (Gutenberg, Elementor, or Bricks), Webflow, or Shopify themes. Code your developers — and Google — will respect.
N° Six conversion paths
One Figma file. Six target platforms.
Tell us where the design needs to live and we route it to the right build. Each path is built by a specialist who knows that target platform deeply.
01 / Static front-end
Figma → HTML
HTML, CSS & JS
Semantic HTML5, modern CSS (custom properties, grid, container queries), and just enough JavaScript. Drop it straight into any stack — Next.js, Astro, Rails, Laravel, or a plain static host.
- →Vanilla CSS or Tailwind, your call
- →Component-ready markup
- →Email-HTML variant available
- →Lighthouse 95+ targeted
02 / WordPress (native)
Figma → Gutenberg
Gutenberg blocks
Native WordPress blocks built with the Block API — no third-party page builder, no plugin lock-in. Your client edits in the same editor they already know, and the site stays fast forever.
- →Custom blocks via @wordpress/scripts
- →theme.json design tokens from Figma
- →Full Site Editing (FSE) compatible
- →Editor preview matches the front-end
03 / WordPress (page builder)
Figma → Elementor
Elementor template
Fully editable Elementor templates built with native containers and Flexbox — not legacy section/column structure. Ready for Elementor v4 with Atomic Elements and global classes.
- →Global colors & typography from Figma tokens
- →Reusable templates for header, footer, popups
- →Mobile / tablet / desktop breakpoints preserved
- →Custom CSS only where it earns its place
04 / WordPress (fast builder)
Figma → Bricks
Bricks Builder
Bricks done the way the docs recommend — global classes, templates, no inline styling on individual elements. The fastest WordPress builder on the market, when it's built the right way.
- →Global classes synced from Figma tokens
- →Templates + reusable components, not duplicates
- →Bricks v2 + WCAG-friendly element choices
- →Lightweight front-end (no jQuery dependencies)
05 / Visual development
Figma → Webflow
Webflow site
Webflow built with Client-First (or your own naming convention), proper CMS collections, and real Webflow components — not stacks of styled divs that defeat the platform's strength.
- →Client-First or BEM naming convention
- →CMS collections from your data model
- →Webflow variables synced to Figma styles
- →Native interactions, not GSAP everywhere
06 / E-commerce
Figma → Shopify
Shopify theme
Online Store 2.0 themes in Liquid + JSON templates. Sections your merchandiser can rearrange in the Theme Editor. No Dawn-with-CSS-overrides, no plugin-stacked Frankenstein themes.
- →Online Store 2.0 sections & blocks
- →Section schema generated from Figma tokens
- →Designed for merchandiser editing
- →Lighthouse 90+ on mobile, Markets-compatible
12+
Browsers & devices tested
0px
Tolerance from your design
100%
Reviewed before delivery
3–10d
Typical turnaround
N° How we work
The process, spelled out.
No mystery. No "agency speak." A predictable five-step path from your Figma URL to a production-ready build, with a single point of contact the whole way.
01
Day 0 — Audit
Send us your Figma file
You share the Figma link (view access is fine). Within one business day we send back a fixed quote, a turnaround date, and a short audit flagging anything that needs a decision — broken auto-layouts, missing mobile breakpoints, font licensing, you name it.
02
Day 1 — Setup
Tokens, structure, plan
We extract your design tokens — color, type scale, spacing, radii — into the right format for your target (CSS custom properties, theme.json, or Elementor Site Settings). We map your Figma frames to a build outline and confirm it with you.
03
Day 2–7 — Build
Built section by section
We build in the open. You get a staging URL on day one and watch it grow. Feedback drops into a shared board — we move fast on small things and surface trade-offs before doing anything structural.
04
Day 7–9 — QA
Every breakpoint, every browser
We test on real devices (not just DevTools), run Lighthouse and axe accessibility audits, validate HTML, and pixel-check against your Figma frames at three breakpoints. You get a written QA report before handoff.
05
Day 10 — Handoff
Deploy, document, done
We deliver clean source, a short README, and a Loom walkthrough for your team. We can also deploy straight to your environment — Netlify, Vercel, Kinsta, WP Engine, your own server. Two weeks of free post-launch fixes included.
Service 01 — Figma → HTML
Static front-end, built for builders.
For agencies, freelance developers, and product teams who need clean front-end code they can extend. We deliver semantic HTML5, modern CSS, and just enough vanilla JavaScript to make the interactions work — nothing more.
The output drops into anything: a static host, a Jamstack framework, a server-rendered app, or as a starting point for your component library. Markup written the way a senior developer would — readable, accessible, and easy to maintain six months from now.
- ✓Semantic HTML5Proper landmarks, heading hierarchy, ARIA only where it earns its place.
- ✓Modern CSSCustom properties, CSS Grid, Flexbox, container queries — vanilla or Tailwind.
- ✓Responsive, mobile-firstYour Figma breakpoints, faithfully translated. No surprise jumps between sizes.
- ✓Accessibility baked inWCAG 2.2 AA target. Keyboard-navigable, screen-reader friendly, contrast-checked.
- ✓Performance budgetLighthouse 95+ on mobile. Lazy images, optimized SVG, minimal JS bundle.
- ✓Framework-readyHand it to your Next, Nuxt, Astro, Rails, or Laravel team and they'll thank you.
<!-- the way it should look -->
<section class="hero" aria-labelledby="hero-h">
<h1 id="hero-h" class="hero__title">
Built for humans,
<em>not crawlers</em>.
</h1>
<p class="hero__lede">
Semantic, readable, maintainable.
</p>
<a class="btn btn--primary"
href="#start">Start a project</a>
</section>
/* not 14 nested <div>s with random class names */Service 02 — Figma → WordPress Gutenberg
Native blocks, no plugin tax.
WordPress is going block-first, and Gutenberg with Full Site Editing is the most future-proof way to build on it. We convert your Figma file into real custom blocks — built with the Block API, React, and PHP — that live inside your theme and need nothing else to run.
Your editorial team works in the same editor they already use. They can rearrange, duplicate, and refill blocks without breaking the design, because every block ships with the guardrails baked in.
- ✓Custom blocks, not Spectra/KadenceBuilt with @wordpress/scripts. Yours forever. No dependency on a plugin that might disappear.
- ✓theme.json from your tokensYour Figma color and type styles become global presets editors can't accidentally override.
- ✓FSE-ready templatesheader.html, footer.html, page templates, block patterns — the full Full Site Editing setup.
- ✓Editor = front-endWhat you see in the WP admin matches what visitors see. No more “looked fine in the editor” surprises.
- ✓Reusable patternsCommon layouts (hero, feature grid, testimonial wall) saved as patterns your team can drop in.
- ✓Lightweight by defaultNo bloated page builder loading on every page. Core Web Vitals stay green.
{
"$schema": "https://schemas.wp.org/.../block.json",
"apiVersion": 3,
"name": "designkompanie/hero",
"title": "Hero",
"category": "designkompanie",
"supports": {
"align": ["full"],
"spacing": { "padding": true },
"color": { "background": true }
},
"attributes": {
"heading": { "type": "string" },
"eyebrow": { "type": "string" },
"ctaLabel": { "type": "string" },
"ctaUrl": { "type": "string" }
}
}
// editable in Gutenberg, locked to your design systemService 03 — Figma → Elementor
Elementor done like a developer would.
Elementor done well is fast, flexible, and editor-friendly. Elementor done badly is a graveyard of nested sections and custom CSS that nobody dares touch. We build the former: native containers, Flexbox layouts, and global classes — the way Elementor itself recommends in 2026.
Your Figma design tokens land in Site Settings as global colors and typography. Every section is a saved template. Every breakpoint matches your Figma. Your team can edit content without ever touching layout, and your developers can extend without fighting the platform.
- ✓Native containers, not sections/columnsFlexbox-based layout. Half the markup, twice the performance, future-compatible.
- ✓Elementor v4 readyAtomic Elements, global classes, modern editor — built for where the platform is going.
- ✓Global design systemFigma tokens → Site Settings. Change a color once, the whole site updates.
- ✓Reusable templatesHeader, footer, popups, archive pages — saved and reusable, not copy-pasted.
- ✓Breakpoint fidelityYour Figma mobile, tablet, and desktop frames map 1:1 to Elementor's responsive controls.
- ✓Custom CSS minimisedWe use Elementor's native controls first. Custom CSS only when it genuinely earns it.
// global colors — synced from your Figma styles --e-global-color-ink: #1F1B16; --e-global-color-paper: #FFFFFF; --e-global-color-accent: #B8923C; --e-global-color-muted: #857C70; // global typography — one source of truth --e-global-typography-display: "Cormorant", serif; --e-global-typography-body: "Inter", sans-serif; --e-global-typography-mono: ui-monospace, monospace; /* every page on your site inherits these. */ /* change one, change everywhere. */
Service 04 — Figma → Bricks Builder
Bricks built the way the docs intended.
Bricks Builder is the fastest WordPress builder on the market — but only when it's built with global classes, templates, and reusable components. Built without those, it produces unmaintainable inline-styled chaos. We build it the way Bricks' own documentation recommends.
Your Figma design tokens become global classes and theme styles. Every reusable element is a real Bricks component, not a duplicated copy. The editor experience stays fast for your team; the front-end stays lean for your visitors.
- ✓Global classes, not inline stylingEvery element styled via classes. Change once, update everywhere — the way Bricks intended.
- ✓Templates over duplicatesHeader, footer, popups, archive layouts saved as templates. No copy-paste graveyards.
- ✓Bricks v2 native elementsBuilt on the modern element library, WCAG-friendly choices, no third-party element bloat.
- ✓Theme tokens from FigmaColor and typography variables synced from your design tokens to Bricks Theme Styles.
- ✓Lean front-endNo jQuery dependencies. Vanilla JS where needed. Lighthouse 95+ targeted.
- ✓Custom code, containedWhen custom CSS or JS is unavoidable, it lives in Bricks' code element — versioned with the page, not in a snippets plugin.
// bricks global classes — synced from Figma
.btn--primary {
background: var(--theme-color-accent);
color: var(--theme-color-paper);
padding-block: var(--space-md);
padding-inline:var(--space-lg);
border-radius: 999px;
}
.btn--primary:hover {
background: var(--theme-color-accent-deep);
}
// no inline styles on individual elements.
// one class change updates every button on the site.Service 05 — Figma → Webflow
Webflow with actual semantic structure.
Webflow is the cleanest visual development platform on the web — when it's built with structural depth. Most builds skip the CMS modelling, component thinking, and class architecture that make Webflow's strengths actually shine.
We default to Client-First naming, but follow your convention if you have one. Your data model becomes CMS collections. Your Figma styles become Webflow variables. Reusable elements become real Webflow components your team can extend.
- ✓Client-First (or your own naming)Default to Client-First convention. If your team uses BEM or a custom system, we follow it instead.
- ✓CMS collections from your data modelBlog posts, team, case studies, products — modelled as CMS collections, not duplicated static pages.
- ✓Webflow components, not styled divsReusable components with editable instances. Updates propagate across every page.
- ✓Variables synced from Figma stylesWebflow's variable system populated from your Figma color and typography styles.
- ✓Native interactions over GSAPWebflow's Interactions panel first. Custom JS only for animations the platform can't express.
- ✓Real Webflow, not Webflow + 8 scriptsNo bolted-on third-party libraries for things Webflow already does well.
{
"naming": "client-first",
"collections": [
"blog-posts",
"team",
"case-studies",
"open-roles"
],
"components": {
"site-header": { "instances": 12, "editable": true },
"footer": { "instances": 12, "editable": true },
"post-card": { "instances": 3, "editable": true }
},
"variables": {
"synced_from": "figma:styles",
"count": 47
}
}
// real Webflow architecture — not a stack of styled divsService 06 — Figma → Shopify
Shopify themes that your merchandiser can edit.
Online Store 2.0 themes built in Liquid + JSON templates, with sections and blocks your team can rearrange in the Theme Editor. No Dawn-with-CSS-overrides; no plugin-stacked Frankenstein themes.
Every page type — product, collection, cart, custom — is built as a JSON template. Section schema is generated from your Figma tokens so merchandiser-editable settings stay on-brand by default. Built to perform well under real customer load.
- ✓Online Store 2.0 architectureSections and blocks throughout. JSON templates for product, collection, cart, and custom pages.
- ✓Liquid + native theme settingsTheme & Section schema generated from your Figma tokens. Settings your merchandiser can change without code.
- ✓Designed for merchandiser editingEvery section editable in the Theme Editor with sensible defaults and inline help text.
- ✓Performance budget enforcedLighthouse 90+ on mobile. Lazy-loaded sections, optimized images, minimal third-party scripts.
- ✓Markets-readyMulti-region, multi-currency compatible out of the box for Shopify Markets expansion.
- ✓App integrations, intentionallyReview apps, subscriptions, bundles — only what you actually need, integrated cleanly.
{% schema %}
{
"name": "Hero",
"tag": "section",
"settings": [
{ "type": "text", "id": "heading", "label": "Heading" },
{ "type": "richtext", "id": "lede", "label": "Lede" },
{ "type": "url", "id": "cta_url", "label": "CTA link" }
],
"blocks": [
{ "type": "button", "name": "Button", "limit": 2 }
],
"presets": [{ "name": "Hero" }]
}
{% endschema %}
{% comment %} merchandiser-editable in the Theme Editor {% endcomment %}N° Pricing
Fixed quotes, no "it depends".
Indicative pricing below. Every project gets a fixed quote within one business day of seeing your Figma file — what you sign for is what you pay. Currency: USD. Available in EUR / GBP / CHF on request.
Single page
Landing · 1 page · 3 breakpoints
from $—/page
~3 business days · 1 round of revisions
- +One Figma frame fully converted
- +Desktop · tablet · mobile
- +HTML or Gutenberg or Elementor
- +Lighthouse & a11y audit included
- +2 weeks post-launch support
Marketing site
5–10 pages · full site
from $—/site
~7–10 business days · 2 rounds of revisions
- +Up to 10 pages converted
- +Global header, footer, system
- +Design tokens → theme.json / Site Settings
- +Reusable components / patterns / templates
- +CMS integration (Gutenberg / Elementor builds)
- +30 days post-launch support
Production system
Design system · 10+ pages · ongoing
from $—/quote
Custom scope · ongoing retainer available
- +Full design-system conversion
- +Component library, documented
- +Custom block / widget development
- +CI/CD setup & deployment
- +Performance & a11y baseline
- +Ongoing maintenance retainer
N° FAQ
Questions we get most often.
Which platforms can you convert Figma to?+
What do I need to send you to get a quote?+
My Figma file is messy. Is that a problem?+
Do you only build mobile, tablet, and desktop — or every size?+
Gutenberg or Elementor — which should I choose?+
Can you integrate with our existing WordPress theme?+
Do you handle animations and interactions?+
Ready when you are
Send the Figma link. We send back a quote.
One business day from your link to a fixed price and a turnaround date. No "discovery workshop", no calendar tennis — just a clear answer you can act on.
Get a fixed quote