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Figma shows one perfect frame. The browser has to handle everything in between.
A big part of Figma-to-Webflow development is deciding how the design should behave once it leaves that fixed canvas.
Text wraps. Images scale. Columns shrink. Layouts stack.
The work isn’t just recreating the Figma file, it’s preserving the design across real screen sizes.
That means making deliberate decisions around fluid sizing, max-widths, spacing, responsive structure, and breakpoints.
Figma → Webflow is translation, not duplication.
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