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Design-to-Code Builds

Your design, faithfully turned into real code.

Pixel-accurate, responsive, and accessible — built as a typed, reusable component library that matches your Figma and holds up in production.

Figma → React/Next · design tokens · pixel-accurate · responsive · accessible

Most handoffs lose the design in translation.

Designs come out approximate: spacing drifts, type scale wanders, states are missing, and accessibility is an afterthought. Then it's expensive to fix.

We treat the design as the spec. We extract tokens, build a component library that mirrors your Figma structure, and implement the states and responsive behavior the design implies — so what ships matches what was designed, down to the pixel.

Show, don't tell

Designs become a typed component system.

Tokens map straight from Figma; components are reusable, accessible, and consistent — not one-off markup.

Button.tsxtypescript
// Figma tokens → typed, reusable components — pixel-accurateconst tokens = { brand: "#4253FF", radius: 8, space: [4, 8, 12, 16, 24] }export function Button({ variant = "primary" }: { variant?: "primary" | "ghost" }) {  return <button className={styles[variant]} />   // states + a11y built in}
Output
pixel-accurate to the Figma frames
responsive + keyboard accessible
reusable across the whole product

You get a component library your team can build on — not a pile of disposable, hard-to-maintain markup.

How we convert a design.

01

Audit the design

We map tokens, components, spacing, and the states the design implies.

02

Token system

Color, type, spacing, and radius become a single source of truth in code.

03

Component build

Each Figma component becomes a typed, accessible, reusable counterpart.

04

Responsive + states

Breakpoints, hover/focus, loading, empty, and error states all implemented.

05

Review against Figma

Side-by-side QA to confirm pixel fidelity before handoff.

More than a coat of paint

Accessible and responsive, by default.

Faithful to the design doesn't stop at desktop pixels. We implement the responsive behavior and accessibility (semantics, focus, contrast) that a good design deserves.

The result looks right on every screen and works for every user — including keyboard and screen-reader users.

Convert a design

Ways to engage.

Single Screen / Page
2–5 days
  • One page, pixel-accurate
  • Responsive + accessible
  • Reusable components
Convert One
Full Product UI
2–6 weeks
  • Complete component library
  • Design tokens + theming
  • All states + responsive
Build the UI
Design System Build
4–8 weeks
  • Documented component system
  • Storybook + usage docs
  • Handoff + training
Build a System

Common questions.

How pixel-accurate is it?
We QA side-by-side against your Figma frames and match spacing, type, and color to the design. Where the design is ambiguous, we flag it rather than guess.
Which framework do you output?
Usually React/Next.js with your styling approach of choice. We can match an existing codebase's conventions.
Do you handle the states the design didn't cover?
Yes — we implement hover, focus, loading, empty, and error states and confirm the intended behavior with you.
Will it be accessible?
Yes — semantic markup, keyboard support, and contrast are part of the build, not an add-on.

Send us the Figma.

Share the file and we'll turn it into pixel-accurate, production-ready components.