Service · Figma to Webflow
Figma to Webflow.
You designed it. I build it, class by class, into a clean and responsive Webflow site that behaves exactly the way your design promised. Pixel-accurate, easy to manage, and white-label friendly.
From $395
Who it's for
Designers, studios, and agencies who have a Figma file ready and want a developer who builds it properly rather than approximately. If you've been burned by messy Webflow handovers before, this is the fix.
Also for founders who had a design made elsewhere and just need it built well.
What's included
- A pixel-accurate build that matches your Figma file
- Fully responsive across phone, tablet, and desktop
- Clean Client-First class naming, easy to hand off and manage
- Interactions and animations built to match your intent
- CMS collections set up if your design needs them
- White-label handover, presented as your own
- A Loom walkthrough and 30 days of support
How it works
Send the Figma file, I flag anything that won't translate cleanly, then build, review, and hand over. See the full process →
Questions
How close to my Figma design will the Webflow build be?
Very close, effectively pixel-accurate. I match your spacing, type, and layout, and build it responsive so it holds up on every screen, not just the desktop frame. If something in the design won't work well on mobile, I'll flag it before building rather than after.
Do you do white-label work for agencies?
Yes. A lot of my work is behind other studios and agencies. I build under your process, hand it over clean, and you present it as your own. Your client never has to know a second person was involved.
What's the turnaround?
A single landing page is usually a few days; a multi-page design with a CMS is about one to two weeks. Turnaround depends mostly on page count and how final the Figma file is.
Do you build with Client-First?
Yes. I build with clean, sensible class naming so the project is easy for you or your client to manage later, rather than a tangle nobody wants to touch.
Book a call →Agencies welcome. White-label as standard.