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I just launched a free framework for turning Figma designs into production-ready websites.
Over the past few weeks, I worked on something based on problems I've repeatedly faced while building real websites from Figma.
I called it:
From Figma to Live Website
The framework covers the full process:
- Figma readiness
- Design audit
- Component structure
- Responsive development
- Pixel-perfect QA
- Performance optimization
- Pre-launch testing
I created it mainly for founders, designers, and developers who want a smoother transition from design to a finished website.
This isn't a fancy design ebook.
I'm not a professional graphic designer, so I kept the visual design simple and focused my time on what matters most:
The actual value inside.
Every checklist and process comes from things I've learned through my own frontend projects, including mistakes I've made and problems I've had to solve.
And it's 100% free.
If you work with Figma designs or build websites from them, I hope you find it useful.
Get the framework here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OESHNRaSQoA7L0JozwUnCEIKAvBYmgLj/view?usp=sharing
I'd love to hear what you think and what you'd add to the next version.
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