Most website designs fail when they're handed to development without enough detail.

The pages look great in a presentation, but the developer is left guessing about responsive behavior, spacing, components, interactions, hover states, and how everything should work together.

This engagement is built specifically for that handoff.

I design your complete multi-page website in Figma with development in mind from the beginning. You get a polished visual system, reusable components, responsive layouts, and clear design decisions that make the development process faster and more predictable.

The result isn't just a pretty Figma file.

It's a developer-ready website design system.

A Figma file should do more than show what the website looks like.

It should communicate how the website works.

Developers shouldn't have to guess what happens on mobile, which components are reusable, what changes on hover, how spacing is structured, or how a new page should follow the existing system.

I design with that handoff in mind.

The pages, components, typography, spacing, states, and responsive behavior are structured so your developer can move from Figma to production with much less ambiguity.

Startups and SaaS companies preparing for development. Founders who need a complete website designed before handing it to their developer. Agencies that need a reliable designer for client websites. Businesses redesigning an existing website. Development teams that already have the technical implementation covered but need a strong UI/UX designer to create the complete experience.

Teams that want a professional, organized Figma file instead of disconnected page designs.

Not for: teams looking for Framer development as part of the same engagement. If you need both design and build, the Framer Website Design + Development engagement is the better fit.

A complete multi-page website design in Figma, including the agreed core pages and supporting pages.

A clear information architecture covering navigation, page hierarchy, content structure, and user flow.

High-fidelity desktop designs with polished layouts, typography, imagery, components, and visual direction.

Responsive designs showing how key pages and components adapt across tablet and mobile.

A reusable design system covering typography, colors, buttons, forms, cards, navigation, sections, spacing, and other recurring elements.

Component states including hover, active, disabled, selected, and other relevant interaction states.

Interaction direction for animations, transitions, menus, modals, forms, and other interactive elements.

Developer-ready organization with consistent naming, components, variants, auto layout, spacing, and clean Figma structure.

Design specifications and supporting notes where developers need additional context.

Prototype connections for important user flows and interactions.

Assets prepared and organized for development, including icons, imagery, illustrations, and other relevant files.

A final Figma handoff with everything your development team needs to begin implementation.

Week 1: Discovery & architecture — Project goals, audience, sitemap, content structure, user flows, references, and overall design direction.

Week 2: Design system & core pages — Typography, colors, components, responsive direction, and high-fidelity designs for the key pages.

Week 3: Full website design — Complete the remaining pages, responsive layouts, component states, interactions, and prototype flows.

Week 4: Refinement & developer handoff — Final design QA, Figma organization, component cleanup, asset preparation, responsive checks, design specifications, and developer handoff.