After completing the design phase in Figma, the next step was to bring the project into Framer and build a fully functional live version. The goal was not just to replicate the UI, but to create an interactive experience that reflects how the product actually works.

Why Framer? Moving from Figma to Framer means going from a static design to working product.

Link : Synovia AI

Figma

Used for UI design, layout, structure, and component systems

Interactions are only simulated

Framer

A live environment where the design becomes a real website

Interactions, animations, and responsiveness behave like in production

This allows:

Faster validation of design decisions

Real testing of layout behavior

Clearer communication with clients or developers

The process was more focused since the UX phase was already completed.

Design Import The project was imported from Figma using a plugin, keeping the Auto Layout structure.

Layout Adaptation Each section was reviewed and adjusted across breakpoints (desktop, tablet, mobile).

Framer handles differently:

Constraints

Spacing

Component behavior

Because of that, small adjustments were needed in:

Section structure

Hierarchy

Responsiveness

Components and structure elements were rebuilt to match Framer logic:

Reusable components

Variants

Simplified structure for runtime

Animations and interactions added:

Subtle transitions between sections

Hover states

Scroll-based entrance animations

This improved flow and overall feel of the experience.

During implementation, several changes were made due to differences between tools:

Simplified some layouts for better responsivenes

Adjusted spacing and proportions

Improved readability on smaller screens

Optimized elements for performance

The result is a fully functional website that:

Reflects the original UX and UI from Figma

Works across all devices

Allows real interaction with the product

Can serve as a production-ready or demo version

Building the project in Framer reduced the gap between design and a working product.