Designed in Figma. Developed in Webflow. With Figma being static, I ignore the random measurement...

Designed in Figma. Developed in Webflow. With Figma being static, I ignore the random measurement...Designed in Figma. Developed in Webflow. With Figma being static, I ignore the random measurement...

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DeAndre Holland

pro

• Aug 24

Designed in Figma. Developed in Webflow.

With Figma being static, I ignore the random measurements and sizes since I have a design system that will make the page fluid with math.

Now, I’m cleaning up some micro-interactions, adding background visuals, connect proper variables, componentize elements, clean up the CSS with Finsweet’s plugin, then do an accessibility check. GSAP stuff will be further out. 👾

Completed work

Figma Webflow Web Development Web Design Webflow Development

MD Rafee Alam

• Aug 25

Building the fluid math into the design system instead of eyeballing breakpoints is the move, saves so much rework later. Are you doing that with Figma variables or a separate token setup that syncs to Webflow?

DeAndre Holland

pro

• Aug 25

For now I only have Webflow variables, but I’m actively building my design system in Figma that will rely on Figma plugins since Figma doesn’t support mathematical units.

Cameron Duncalfe

max

• Sep 11

Launched this yesterday 🏈 Experience it for yourself: http://jjettas.com/

Web Design Web Development Figma Brand Design Claude React

Austyn McFadden

pro

• Sep 15

HIS VISOR IS A VIDEO WTFFFFFFFFF! Someone call AWWWARDS

Evgeny Elgin

• Sep 11

Seasonal identity for Beat Film Festival. The challenge: create a concept where cinema helps audiences process a turbulent cultural and historical moment — staying relevant and resonant rather than offering escape from it. The identity metaphor for BFF is a shared journey —  audience and festival alike searching for solid ground.  "Get on Board" is an invitation to hop into the same boat, riding together the waves of emotion sparked by film and shaped by the turbulence around us. Beat becomes the lighthouse in that storm — a sense of safety, belonging, and a moment worth sharing.