Your designer's Figma, built as a WordPress site

We build from your designer's files into a custom WordPress theme your team can edit.

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Build checklistSample

Example Payroll Co.

  • Every frame read and gaps listed
  • Design tokens in the theme
  • Components built as blocks
  • Every template matches its frame
  • Keyboard and screen reader pass

What we build from your files

Your design system

Colours, type and spacing from Figma become the theme's own settings.

Blocks, not pages

Each Figma component becomes a block your team can reuse and edit.

Every breakpoint

Desktop, tablet and mobile frames built as drawn, and sensible where they are missing.

Frame by frame

Every template compared with its Figma frame before it is called done.

Accessible

Built and tested to WCAG 2.1 AA, with gaps in the design flagged early.

Built for search

Clean headings, fast pages, schema and redirects from your current site.

If you already have a site

Every URL

Same addresses, or a checked redirect for each one that moves.

SEO, line by line

Titles, descriptions, headings and schema carried over.

Forms and tracking

Every form tested and every tag firing before launch.

How it works

  1. 01

    Read the file

    We go through every frame and list what is missing before we build.
  2. 02

    Build the system

    Colours, type and components first, then the templates.
  3. 03

    Compare

    Each template checked against its Figma frame on every breakpoint.
  4. 04

    Launch

    On staging first, then live with a rehearsed rollback.

Questions about Figma to WordPress

Do you design the site too?

No, we build. If something is missing from the file, like a mobile frame or a form state, we ask before we guess.

Does it have to be WordPress?

No. WordPress when your team edits often, or a static build when speed and control matter more. We recommend based on who runs the site after launch.

Will the new site be ADA compliant?

We build and test to WCAG 2.1 AA, including keyboard and screen reader passes. That is a build standard, not a legal certification.

Who owns the site when you are done?

You do. The code, the hosting account and the domain stay in your name, and the deploy steps are written down.

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