From Figma to a live Replo page: how I build Shopify pages that actually convert Most ecommerce brands don't have a design problem. They have a handoff problem. The Figma file looks great, and somewhere between design and development the page loses its polish, its speed, or both. Here's the process I use for every Shopify page I build in Replo: 1. Design audit : I review the Figma file before touching a single component: layout, breakpoints, spacing, and which sections carry the conversion intent. If something won't hold up on mobile, I flag it before we build, not after. 2. Structure mapping : I break the page into sections and map each one to a Replo component. This keeps the build fast and editable, so your team can swap copy or imagery later without a developer. 3. Responsive build : Desktop first, then tablet, then mobile. Most product page traffic is mobile today, so I check every section at every width. 4. Hierarchy and CTA tuning : Product imagery first, benefit messaging second, and one clear call to action per viewport. I strip out anything that competes with the buy button. 5. QA pass : Link checks, form behavior, image compression, load speed. A page that looks good but loads slow will still lose the sale. 6. Handoff with tracking in place : Analytics set up before launch, so you can actually measure what the page does and iterate. Recent builds using this process: a premium landing page for Ledge Loungers, a product page for MoonBrew Sleep, and a PDP for Grounding. All live on Shopify, all built in Replo. Have a Figma design that's ready to become a high-converting Shopify page? I'm taking on new projects right now. Send me an inquiry through my profile and let's talk. #Shopify #Replo #FigmaToReplo #Ecommerce #LandingPageDesign #NoCode