Convert Figma, PSD, XD & AI Designs into WordPress Websites

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Yuvraj Khavad

pro

• 1d

Great design is only half the job.

The real challenge is turning it into a fast, scalable WordPress website.

I convert Figma, PSD, XD & AI designs into production-ready WordPress builds using Elementor + ACF Pro.

✔ Pixel-perfect layout ✔ Clean structure ✔ Easy content management ✔ Built for long-term scalability

If you already have the design, I’ll handle the build.

Please share your design and let's make the best website.

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Miguel Queirós

max

• Mar 2

Marketing design for my client after launching the website

Figma Framer

Adheeb Hameed

max

• Mar 5

Clean af

Sam Okpere

• Mar 2

I built an agentic AI workflow builder inside @Figma Make and used it to create this entire page workflow. This just shows how powerful Figma Make is.

The builder is a visual drag-and-drop canvas that links AI agents, tools, and data into automated workflows. Each node runs an agent or action and passes its output to the next. You can add conditions, loops, retries, and error handling, and even pan the canvas.

My favorite details: when you add an action node, there’s a subtle ripple under it, and you can also move nodes with your keyboard.

With Make, you can turn any design page into a working, clickable prototype—perfect for collaboration!

Try it for yourself! : https://ankle-vapor-65408393.figma.site/

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Blessing Agandu

• Mar 3

Agentic Workflows 🔥

Jasmine Gordon

pro

• Mar 2

A photo viewer inspired by the classic 3D View‑Master. I wanted to rethink how we look back at our memories on our phones, and bring back that slow, nostalgic feeling instead of the usual quick swipe through. So I attempted to mimic the View‑Master lever, you press and pull the circle in either direction to switch images. Drag it right to move forward, drag it left to go back. I added the ability to move backwards (which you can’t do on the real thing) because it just felt more natural to give people that freedom. For the UI, I designed it to be clear and simple whilst allowing the image the user is viewing to be the main focus.

Play around with it here: https://unify-board-60898759.figma.site