Figma to Next.js | Pixel-Perfect & Fully Responsive Build by Julian Valle GarciaFigma to Next.js | Pixel-Perfect & Fully Responsive Build by Julian Valle Garcia
Figma to Next.js | Pixel-Perfect & Fully Responsive BuildJulian Valle Garcia
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Got a Figma design that needs to come to life? I'll convert your designs into a fast, responsive, production-ready Next.js application — pixel-perfect, component-driven, and built to scale.
I specialize in translating complex layouts into clean React components using TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, with attention to spacing, responsiveness, and interaction states that most developers miss.
What's included:
Full Figma-to-code conversion (mobile + desktop)
React Server Components + App Router architecture
TypeScript + Tailwind CSS implementation
Deployed to Vercel with CI/CD pipeline
Clean, documented component structure
Best for startups, founders, and product teams who have a design ready and need a developer who won't cut corners on fidelity.
FAQs
A Figma file with finalized designs (or close to it). If you have a design system or component library already set up, share that too. The more complete the design, the faster we move.
Yes, components are structured, typed with TypeScript, and follow Next.js App Router conventions. No spaghetti, no magic.
Depends on scope, but a typical landing page or marketing site takes 3–5 days. A multi-page app with complex components usually runs 1–2 weeks. I'll give you a timeline estimate after reviewing your Figma file.
Minor gaps are fine, I'll make reasonable decisions and flag anything that needs your input. If the designs are significantly incomplete, I'd recommend finalizing them first to avoid scope creep.
This service covers the frontend build. If you need API routes, database connections, or third-party integrations, those can be scoped as add-ons. Just mention it when you reach out.
Starting at$1,200
Schedule a call
Duration1 week
Tags
Figma
Next.js
React
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript
Frontend Engineer
Fullstack Engineer
Web Developer
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Julian Valle Garcia proNew York, USA
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Figma to Next.js | Pixel-Perfect & Fully Responsive BuildJulian Valle Garcia
Starting at$1,200
Schedule a call
Duration1 week
Tags
Figma
Next.js
React
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript
Frontend Engineer
Fullstack Engineer
Web Developer
Cover image for Figma to Next.js | Pixel-Perfect & Fully Responsive Build
Got a Figma design that needs to come to life? I'll convert your designs into a fast, responsive, production-ready Next.js application — pixel-perfect, component-driven, and built to scale.
I specialize in translating complex layouts into clean React components using TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, with attention to spacing, responsiveness, and interaction states that most developers miss.
What's included:
Full Figma-to-code conversion (mobile + desktop)
React Server Components + App Router architecture
TypeScript + Tailwind CSS implementation
Deployed to Vercel with CI/CD pipeline
Clean, documented component structure
Best for startups, founders, and product teams who have a design ready and need a developer who won't cut corners on fidelity.
FAQs
A Figma file with finalized designs (or close to it). If you have a design system or component library already set up, share that too. The more complete the design, the faster we move.
Yes, components are structured, typed with TypeScript, and follow Next.js App Router conventions. No spaghetti, no magic.
Depends on scope, but a typical landing page or marketing site takes 3–5 days. A multi-page app with complex components usually runs 1–2 weeks. I'll give you a timeline estimate after reviewing your Figma file.
Minor gaps are fine, I'll make reasonable decisions and flag anything that needs your input. If the designs are significantly incomplete, I'd recommend finalizing them first to avoid scope creep.
This service covers the frontend build. If you need API routes, database connections, or third-party integrations, those can be scoped as add-ons. Just mention it when you reach out.
$1,200