Transform Your Figma Designs into Responsive Framer Websites

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Ulises Gabriel

• Jun 30

I recently worked on a Figma to Framer project where the design was provided by the client, and my role was focused on bringing it to life inside Framer.

I was responsible for building the website structure, organizing the layouts, adapting the design across responsive breakpoints, and adding smooth interactions and animations to improve the overall experience.

For this project, I worked on:

・Figma to Framer implementation ・Responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile ・Organized section structure ・Clean layout setup inside Framer ・Smooth interactions and animations ・Client-ready Framer handoff

This type of project is ideal for clients who already have a Figma design and need someone to turn it into a responsive, animated, and easy-to-manage Framer website.

Have a Figma design ready for Framer? Let’s bring it to life. https://statics.opignac.com/

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Chris Nijhof

max

• Jul 7

We all want @Contra HQ to have a mobile app, right? This is how I would approach it! 😉

Figma Product Design appdesign UI Design UX Design

Esther Adewumi

pro

• Jul 8

Great work

Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• Jul 7

I designed a website and 3d animations for Ngen.

Animation Web Design Motion Design Adobe After Effects Adobe Photoshop

Olha Purikova

• Jul 8

This is mesmerizin 🔥

Artur Kovelskyi

• Jul 7

I am not a logo designer and not an icon designer, but...

When there is an opportunity (and vision) I always try to help the client - as a small bonus to the main task.

Here is one example. Which one is better?

uiuxdesigner Figma Icon

4 voted

13%

28 voted

87%

32 votes

Closed

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 7

After, easily. The gradient card + rounded Pokeball reads so much cleaner at small sizes, the before version's flat white/blue split gets muddy once you shrink it to an actual home screen icon. Was this an unpaid "extra" you pitched to the client, or did they specifically ask for icon options?