Relay: Turning a Figma Landing Page Into a Responsive Live SiteRelay: Turning a Figma Landing Page Into a Responsive Live Site
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Relay is a concept project, a made-up shared inbox for support teams. Its landing page exists twice: as a Figma file and as a live site. Side by side, they show what a frame can't hand over to the browser.
The widths in between. The file has 1440 and 390; the browser has every width from one to the other. Without balanced wrapping on the headings (text-wrap: balance in CSS), Relay's headline would end on "password." alone at most of them.
States. A frame shows a state. It doesn't say when it shows up. Live, the nav picks up a border and a blur after 8 px of scroll, and the trial form switches to an error or to "Check your inbox" when you submit. Someone decides those triggers; better if it's the designer.
Then there's the visitor's side. The browser knows if they use dark mode or asked for less motion. Relay follows the system theme until you pick one, and drops its scroll animations when reduced motion is on.
Live page: https://relayinbox.vercel.app. The Figma file is view-only and opens without an account.
The two free builds from Wednesday's post are still open: your Figma page made live, or a one-page portfolio.
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