Your Figma,
shipped as production code.
For design agencies and in-house teams who own the vision and need an engineering partner for the build.
We translate your Figma into a typed Next.js + Tailwind component system. Pixel-faithful where it matters, responsively interpolated across breakpoints, with accessibility and animations wired in. Handover any Next.js developer can continue.
4-6w
Build time
95+
Lighthouse
AA
WCAG 2.2
100%
Code ownership
Who it's for
01 / What you get
Pixel-faithful, not pixel-frozen
We match the Figma where it matters and flag the cases where blind pixel matching would hurt usability or responsiveness. You get a written note on every deviation, not a silent compromise.
Typed component system
Every design element becomes a typed React component with props, variants, and states documented. TypeScript + Tailwind + (shadcn or bespoke) so your next designer and next developer work from the same contract.
Responsive across every breakpoint
Figma usually ships desktop + mobile. We interpolate the middle: tablet, narrow mobile, ultra-wide desktop. You review staging on real devices, not just in a Figma preview.
Accessibility baked in
Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, ARIA where it matters, color-contrast audits on every component. WCAG 2.2 AA is the default, not a post-launch retrofit.
Animations and interactions implemented
Hover states, scroll-triggered animations, page transitions. If it is in Figma Smart Animate or a Principle prototype, we ship it with Framer Motion or CSS. Performance-budgeted so Lighthouse stays green.
Handover any developer can continue
Source in your GitHub, hosted on your Vercel, Storybook or docs page for every component, and a handover call with your team. No Displace-locked runtime, no proprietary primitives.
02 / How we build it
Figma audit
We read the file cover to cover: components, variants, tokens, auto-layout, breakpoints. Output: a scoped build plan, a list of design questions we need answers to, and a fixed-fee quote. Messy files get flagged before we commit.
Component + token build
Design tokens (color, spacing, type) mapped to Tailwind config. Primitive components built first, then compound components. Staging environment live from week 2 with a live component index.
Page assembly + responsive
Pages assembled from components. Responsive interpolation across all breakpoints, on real devices. Animations wired. Friday Loom demo plus a review call each week.
Handover + ship
Component docs, handover call, code and Vercel transferred to your accounts. If your team will continue the build, we pair with one of your developers during week 6 so the handover is human, not a PDF.
04 / How we scope
One price.
Agreed in week one.
Week one is a Figma audit. We read the file, flag what is missing, ask the questions your team needs to answer, and quote a fixed fee against a written scope. No hourly billing, no surprise change orders. You only start when the number and milestones are agreed.
Start a scoping callWhat's included in every build
- 01Full source code transferred to your GitHub
- 02Vercel project transferred to your account
- 03Typed component system with variants and props documented
- 04Responsive coverage across all breakpoints on real devices
- 05Accessibility audit to WCAG 2.2 AA on every shipped component
- 06Handover call, plus 12 weeks of post-launch performance monitoring
Optional · after month 3
Retainer monthly retainer for proactive maintenance, weekly reports, and reserved dev time. Three tiers: Lite €1,500, Pro €2,500, Scale €5,000 per month.
05 / FAQ
Frequently asked
If the answer you need is not here, reply to any email or book a call.
Ask us directly →01What counts as Design to Code versus a Custom Website?
Design to Code means you (or your design partner) own the Figma. We handle only the build. Custom Website means we are in the design and copy loop from week one. If you already have a finished Figma from a designer or an agency, Design to Code is the fit. If you want us to shape the design alongside the build, pick Custom Website.
02How faithful is pixel-faithful?
Close enough that a side-by-side on a 1440 viewport passes a visual diff. Where pixel matching would hurt (tap targets too small on mobile, fixed widths that break tablet, font rendering differences across OS), we match the design intent and flag the deviation in writing. You sign off on any changes before they ship.
03What frameworks and tools do you build with?
Next.js + React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS by default. We can layer on shadcn/ui, a custom design system, Framer Motion for animations, Radix UI for accessible primitives. If you need a specific stack (Remix, Astro, Vite + React), we can accommodate when the engagement allows.
04Do I need a complete Figma before you start?
Ideally yes, but "complete enough" is fine: all key screens, responsive variants for at least desktop and mobile, clear component naming, and tokens in Variables or published styles. Week 1 is an audit where we tell you what is missing. Messy files are workable with a small design clean-up fee, or we pass on the engagement if the gap is too big.
05Do you work with Webflow, Framer, or Figma Make exports?
No. Exported code from those tools is structurally unworkable for a production Next.js build. We translate the design intent from your Figma file into clean components, not from machine-generated HTML. If you already shipped something in Webflow or Framer and want to rebuild, that is a Custom Website engagement.
06Who owns the code and design system when we launch?
You do. Source in your GitHub org, hosted on your Vercel account. Component docs either live in your repo or on a Storybook/MDX site we transfer to you. No Displace-hosted dependencies, no proprietary runtime.
07How do you price and scope?
Fixed-fee, milestone-based, agreed in week one after the Figma audit. Pricing scales with component count, animation complexity, and breakpoint coverage, not with hours worked. No hourly billing, no surprise change orders. Design drift (new screens added after scope is agreed) is quoted as a delta in writing before any extra work.
08Do you offer ongoing support after launch?
Yes, through the Retainer. Monthly engagement with three tiers: Lite at EUR 1,500, Pro at EUR 2,500, Scale at EUR 5,000 per month. Design-to-code clients often pick Pro or Scale because the design system keeps evolving and a monthly rhythm keeps the build in sync.
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something real?
30-minute call. No pitch deck. Real conversation about your project.