WordPress, eCommerce, custom development and high-converting landing pages.
We convert Figma files into fully responsive, editable WordPress websites — with layouts, spacing, type, and states built to match the file frame-for-frame, not “close enough.” Every section is rebuilt as a reusable, client-editable component, not a static image slice.
Not every Figma file is the same kind of project, and the build approach changes depending on what you’re handing off.
Multi-page brand and business sites where every section, spacing rule, and hover state in the file needs to survive the handoff — built so the live site reads exactly like the design, not an approximation of it.
Feature grids, pricing tables, and interactive UI patterns translated into WordPress without flattening the interactions the design was built around.
Product, category, and cart flows rebuilt on WooCommerce (or your platform of choice) so merchandising and checkout logic sit underneath a pixel-accurate front end.
Conversion-focused single pages built fast, with the exact spacing and hierarchy the design was tested for — no generic page-builder defaults creeping in.
Figma component libraries (buttons, cards, forms, states) mapped one-to-one to reusable WordPress blocks or Elementor components, so future pages get built from the same system instead of drifting from it.
If there's no Figma file yet and you need the design work done first, see UI/UX Design or Website Prototyping & Wireframing. If your WordPress site needs custom functionality beyond front-end conversion, see Custom WordPress Development.
“Looks close” isn’t a standard — it’s how sites end up with drifted margins and mismatched type by page three. Every build is checked against these six things before it ships.
Margins, padding, and column widths pulled directly from Figma's measurements, not eyeballed.
Font weights, line heights, letter spacing, and responsive type scale matched exactly, including custom web fonts.
Colors, gradients, shadows, and border radii built as reusable style values, not one-off hex codes per section.
Hover, focus, active, and disabled states included even when they're only implied in the static file.
Repeated elements (cards, buttons, nav items) built once and reused, so a style update in one place updates everywhere.
locked Every section is editable in WordPress after launch — text, images, and repeatable content blocks — not a coded page your team can't touch.
How we implement the design matters as much as how it looks — this is the part that gets skipped when a build is rushed straight from Figma to code, and it’s usually the difference between a site your team can maintain and one they can’t.
Full drag-and-drop editing after launch, so your team can add and update pages themselves without touching code.
Clean, minimal-bloat code tied to the design system, for larger sites where performance and long-term maintainability matter most.
Native WordPress editing without a third-party page-builder dependency, for teams already standardized on the block editor.
Most Figma files show desktop and maybe one mobile frame. Everything in between is a decision someone has to make, and we make it based on how the design’s grid and type scale actually behave, not by shrinking the desktop layout until it fits.
Tablet, small laptop, and mobile breakpoints planned against your content, not just standard device widths.
Font sizes and spacing scale proportionally across breakpoints instead of jumping between fixed sizes.
Multi-column layouts, cards, and navigation rebuilt for how they should behave on smaller screens, matching the design's intent even where no mobile frame exists.
Buttons, form fields, and nav items sized correctly for touch on mobile, even when the design was built desktop-first.
The gap isn’t visual polish — it’s whether the code was structured around a specific performance and design outcome from the start.
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Five stages keep the project organized and focused on the metric that matters — visitors taking the action you designed the page for.
We audit your Figma file for completeness — missing states, unlabeled components, and inconsistent spacing get flagged before development starts, not discovered mid-build.
We recommend the implementation approach (Elementor, custom theme, Gutenberg, or hybrid) based on your team's editing needs and the file's complexity.
Sections are built and reviewed against the Figma frames in stages, not delivered as one unreviewed block at the end.
Cross-browser, cross-device, and design-comparison testing before anything goes live.
Supervised go-live, admin walkthrough, and a defined post-launch support window so your team isn't on their own the day after launch.
We build to match spacing, typography, color, and interactive states directly from your file’s measurements and layers, not a visual approximation. Anything ambiguous or missing from the file, like an undefined mobile breakpoint, is flagged and confirmed with you before we build it, so there are no surprises at handoff.
Yes. Every build is delivered as an editable WordPress site through Elementor, native Gutenberg blocks, or custom fields, depending on which approach fits your team. We’ll walk you through exactly what’s editable during handoff.
It depends on your file and how your team plans to manage content going forward. We recommend the right approach after reviewing your Figma file — see our implementation Options above for how we decide.
We build responsive breakpoints based on your desktop layout’s grid, type scale, and content hierarchy, matching the design’s intent even where no mobile frame exists.
Yes. If your project needs custom functionality beyond front-end conversion, like booking systems, membership areas, or custom post types, see our Custom wordpress development services.
Every project is scoped individually — these tiers give you a starting point for the conversation.
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Single Page
From $600
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Full Site Build
Popular
From $1,800
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Design System Build
Custom Quote
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| Pages converted | 1 | Up to 5 | Multiple, ongoing |
| Responsive breakpoints | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Editable components | Core sections | Full site | Full component library |
| Component documentation | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Design-comparison QA | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Post-launch support | 15 days | 30 days | Dedicated PM |
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No pressure and no generic package. We will review your requirements before recommending a solution.
