I turn Figma designs into responsive, production-ready websites using Next.js, Framer, or Webflow, depending on the product, content needs, and how the site will be maintained after launch.

My work covers more than matching the static layout. I implement responsive behavior, reusable sections, real interaction states, animations where they support the design, and the technical details required to make the final website feel complete across devices.

If you already know which platform you want, I can work within that stack. If not, I can help choose the most practical option before development starts.

Next.js Best for custom websites that need more control over frontend architecture, integrations, application logic, or future product development.

Framer Best for design-led marketing sites that need fast iteration, polished interactions, responsive layouts, and easy content updates.

Webflow Best for structured marketing or content-driven websites that benefit from visual editing, CMS workflows, and client-friendly maintenance.

Figma to Next.js implementation

Figma to Framer development

Figma to Webflow development

Responsive desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts

Reusable sections and components

CMS setup where the selected platform requires it

Forms and third-party integrations

Interaction and animation implementation

Existing website sections and design updates

Production setup and handoff

Design review I review the Figma file, responsive requirements, interaction states, content structure, and any technical constraints before development begins.

Platform and implementation I build the agreed pages and components in Next.js, Framer, or Webflow while keeping the implementation consistent with the supplied design system.

Responsive review and launch I review the website across the required breakpoints, complete the agreed integrations, and prepare the final project for launch or handoff.,

Startups, product teams, agencies, and businesses that already have a Figma design and need an experienced developer to turn it into a finished website.

I can also work inside an existing Next.js, Framer, or Webflow project when only new pages, sections, or improvements are required.