Service 03

Figma → Next.js conversion.

Hand us the design files; we ship a pixel-faithful, component-based Next.js build — accessible, responsive, and performance-budgeted, ready to wire into any CMS or API.

0%Design fidelity
0+Lighthouse target
AAWCAG accessibility
0%Responsive coverage
The output

Not a screenshot — a system

A faithful build isn't just matching pixels. We translate your Figma into a real component library with design tokens, variants, and states — so the site is maintainable long after launch.

Clean, typed React components. No div soup, no inline-style sprawl.

// components/Button.tsx
export function Button({ variant, children }) {
  return (
    <button className={styles[variant]}>
      {children}
    </button>
  )
}
// tokens mapped 1:1 from Figma styles
How it works

From file to frontend

A tight four-step pipeline.

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Design review

We audit the Figma for tokens, components, breakpoints, and gaps — and flag anything that needs a decision before build.

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Component system

We build the design tokens and a typed React component library that mirrors your Figma structure.

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Page assembly

Pages composed from components, made responsive across every breakpoint, with accessibility baked in.

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Wire & ship

Connect to a CMS or API if needed, hit performance budgets, QA across devices, and hand off.

Included

What you get

01

Pixel fidelity

Faithful spacing, type, and color matched against your Figma frames.

02

Responsive build

Every breakpoint handled — mobile, tablet, desktop, and beyond.

03

Accessibility

Semantic markup, keyboard support, and WCAG AA contrast.

04

CMS-ready →

Components built to plug into Sanity, Payload, or any API.

Ready?

Turn your design into a live site.

Share the Figma. We'll scope a pixel-faithful Next.js build and a timeline within two business days.