Figma → HTML/CSS
Pure HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript. Hand-written, semantic, fast. Best for static marketing sites, landing pages and projects where you want zero framework dependencies.
From ₹2,500/page
Figma to HTML &
WordPress conversion
Your Figma design, built to the pixel — as clean, hand-coded HTML or as a fully working WordPress theme with Gutenberg blocks. Bootstrap, Tailwind or vanilla CSS. Responsive, accessible, 90+ PageSpeed. Most pages delivered in 48–72 hours.
300+
Pages converted
48h
Typical turnaround
90+
PageSpeed
WCAG
AA target
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We review the Figma file for consistency
Fixed per-page quote with timeline
You meet the developer doing the conversion
300+
Pages converted
You've spent weeks in Figma getting the design right — every pixel, every interaction, every breakpoint. Now it needs to become a working website without losing that precision. That's what Figma to HTML and Figma to WordPress conversion does.
We hand-code the conversion using semantic HTML5, modern CSS and vanilla JavaScript — not page-builder exports or automated converters that produce div soup. Every page matches your Figma design, works on mobile, loads in under 2 seconds, and passes WCAG AA accessibility checks. When it's a WordPress conversion, we go further — building the layout as Gutenberg blocks so your team can edit content without breaking the design.
Figma to HTML conversion is the process of taking a Figma design and building it as a working, pixel-accurate web page using HTML and CSS. It covers layout, typography, spacing, colors, images, icons, responsive breakpoints and any interactions the design specifies.
Figma to WordPress goes one step further — the design is built into a working WordPress theme with Gutenberg blocks, so a client's team can update content and images without needing a developer. That's the difference between a static design and an editable website.
From a Figma frame to semantic HTML
<!-- Figma: "Hero Section" frame → semantic HTML --> <section class="hero" aria-labelledby="hero-title"> <div class="container"> <h1 id="hero-title">Build faster with clarity</h1> <p>Semantic markup, not div soup.</p> <a href="#cta" class="btn btn-primary"> Get started </a> </div> </section>
Not a converter's guess — human-written markup designed for accessibility and SEO.
Automated converters produce "close enough" output. We compare the built page with the Figma file side-by-side — matching spacing (8px grid), typography (weights, line heights, letter spacing), colors, border radii, shadows and icon sizes to the pixel. Any deviation is flagged before delivery.
Proper HTML5 — <header>, <nav>, <section>, <article>, <footer> — not nested divs. Logical heading hierarchy, ARIA labels where needed, keyboard navigable, sufficient contrast, alt text throughout. WCAG 2.1 AA target on every build.
Figma files usually have desktop, tablet and mobile frames — we implement all three plus intermediate breakpoints where the design needs them. Tested on real devices, not just browser DevTools. No horizontal scroll, no tiny touch targets.
Hand-coded HTML with optimised images, critical CSS inlined, JavaScript deferred, fonts preloaded. We target 90+ on mobile PageSpeed — the kind of score that actually converts visitors and ranks in search. Converter tools routinely fail here.
The main alternative: automated Figma-to-HTML converters or page-builder exports. They're fast, but they produce 3–10× more markup, miss accessibility basics, ignore performance, and leave you with code no developer can maintain. For a client-facing website that needs to rank and convert, hand-coded conversion is the only version that survives contact with the real web.
Every project is different. These are the six conversion types we take on most often — each with its own scope, pricing and timeline.
Pure HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript. Hand-written, semantic, fast. Best for static marketing sites, landing pages and projects where you want zero framework dependencies.
From ₹2,500/page
Bootstrap 5 grid and components matched to your design. Best when your team already uses Bootstrap, or when the design is close to standard UI components and speed matters more than bespoke CSS.
From ₹2,500/page
Tailwind utility classes with a custom design token config matching your Figma styles. Best for modern design systems and teams who like utility-first CSS. Smallest CSS footprint of any approach.
From ₹2,500/page
Full custom WordPress theme built to match your Figma design, using Gutenberg blocks so your team can edit content. Best for business sites, blogs and marketing sites that will be updated regularly.
From ₹25,000 (5 pages)
Each Figma component (hero, cards, testimonials, pricing) converted into a reusable Gutenberg block. Best when you already have a WordPress theme and want to add design-accurate blocks to the existing system.
From ₹6,000/block
We work from any design tool — Photoshop, Adobe XD, Sketch, Illustrator — the same way we work from Figma. Same pixel-perfect quality, same responsive and accessibility standards.
From ₹2,500/page
Whatever makes your project fastest to build, easiest to maintain and lightest to load. No unnecessary dependencies, no bloated frameworks you don't need.
Semantic HTML, no div soup
Real-device tested
Zero JS bloat
Not optional add-ons — baseline on every Figma conversion we build. If a page is missing any of these, it isn't finished.
Every section compared side-by-side with Figma. Spacing, typography, colors, borders, shadows, icon sizes — all matched. Deviations flagged before delivery.
Desktop, tablet and mobile — plus intermediate breakpoints as needed. Tested on real iPhone, Android and iPad devices, not just DevTools.
Semantic HTML, proper heading hierarchy, ARIA labels where needed, keyboard navigation, sufficient contrast. Axe-core audited before delivery.
Images optimised, critical CSS inlined, JS deferred, fonts preloaded. Mobile and desktop PageSpeed verified before handover — not just "should be fast".
Proper H1–H6 hierarchy, meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Card, canonical URLs, XML sitemap. Schema markup where relevant to your content type.
Figma prototypes and video references translated to CSS transitions, scroll-triggered animations (AOS, Intersection Observer) or GSAP for complex sequences. Priced based on complexity.
Images exported at the right resolution, converted to WebP with fallbacks, lazy-loaded. SVGs cleaned and inlined where appropriate. Icons font-optimised.
Web fonts preloaded with font-display: swap to avoid invisible text. Self-hosted where possible to eliminate third-party requests. Variable fonts used where available.
Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge — desktop and mobile. Every page verified to render and function correctly across browsers. No "works on my machine".
For WordPress conversions — Figma components become editable Gutenberg blocks in React. Your team can compose new pages by dragging and configuring, without breaking the design.
Well-commented HTML, CSS with sensible class names (BEM or Tailwind conventions), JavaScript modules. Another developer can pick it up without needing a translator.
Code delivered to your GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository. Clean commit history, tagged releases, no mystery changes after handover.
Conversion projects live or die on the audit. A Figma file with undefined hover states, missing mobile layouts or placeholder fonts is a red flag — we catch these before quoting, not after.
We review the Figma file: components, styles, breakpoints, hover states, prototype interactions. Missing pieces (undefined mobile layouts, unclear hover states, placeholder fonts) are flagged and either resolved with you or documented as assumptions in the quote.
Written scope with per-page pricing, framework choice (HTML, Bootstrap, Tailwind, WordPress), animation complexity, timeline and deliverables. Fixed price, no hourly billing.
Conversion built on a staging URL you can preview at any time. Semantic HTML, modern CSS, minimal JS. Every section side-by-side with Figma as we go — you can request small tweaks throughout, not wait for a final review.
Side-by-side comparison with Figma on desktop, tablet and mobile. Spacing, typography, colors, borders, shadows, icon sizes — all matched. Any deviation flagged with a screenshot and reasoning. You approve the match before we proceed.
Cross-browser test (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge), real-device test (iPhone, Android, iPad), PageSpeed verification, axe-core accessibility scan, manual keyboard navigation check, broken link sweep. Every check documented.
Code delivered to your repository with clean commit history. Written documentation on structure, class naming conventions and how to extend. 30 days of bug-fix support included. For WordPress, an editor training walkthrough is included too.
Three tiers based on scope. Every quote is fixed in writing after the Figma audit.
Standard Figma frame
48–72 hours
5–15 pages, HTML/CSS/JS
1–2 weeks
Full theme with Gutenberg blocks
2–4 weeks
All prices exclusive of GST · Complex animations or custom interaction logic quoted separately · Figma audit free · Payment 50% advance, 50% on delivery
Three projects where pixel-perfect conversion made a visible difference.
A B2B SaaS company had a beautiful Figma design with GSAP animations, custom cursor behaviour and 6 unique page layouts. We converted it to a WordPress theme with custom Gutenberg blocks matching each layout. Design fidelity preserved to the pixel, 98 PageSpeed on mobile.
98
PageSpeed
3 wks
Build time
6
Unique layouts
High-conversion landing page for a fashion brand's seasonal campaign — Figma to Tailwind HTML in 48 hours. Ran on Netlify, 99 PageSpeed, 4.2% conversion rate.
Doctor profiles, department pages and appointment booking — all from a Figma design. WCAG 2.1 AA audited, 96 PageSpeed, editors can add new doctor profiles without code.
Feedback from designers and founders whose Figma files we've built.
The questions we hear most before starting a conversion project.
Figma to HTML conversion is the process of taking a Figma design file and building it as a pixel-accurate, responsive HTML and CSS web page — including all the layout, typography, spacing, colors, interactions and responsive breakpoints the designer specified. It's the step between design and live website.
Figma to WordPress conversion goes further than HTML — the design is turned into a working WordPress theme, with the layout built as Gutenberg blocks or ACF-powered templates so the client's team can edit content without touching code. It combines pixel-perfect frontend with a CMS the client can actually use.
Figma to HTML starts at ₹2,500 per page for standard pages. Complex pages with animations, custom interactions or many sections range ₹4,000–8,000. Full site conversions (5–15 pages) typically range ₹20,000–60,000. Figma to WordPress adds 40–80% to HTML-only pricing. Every quote is fixed in writing.
A single standard page takes 48–72 hours. A complex page with animations takes 3–4 days. A full 5-page site conversion takes 1–2 weeks. Figma to WordPress adds 1–2 weeks for theme building and CMS configuration. Timeline is confirmed in the written quote.
Yes. We compare the built page to the Figma design side-by-side and match spacing, typography, colors and layout to the pixel. Fonts load at the correct weights, line heights match, and icons render at the same size. Small adjustments may be needed where Figma's rendering differs slightly from the browser — we flag these and discuss before deciding.
Whichever fits your project — Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, or hand-written vanilla CSS. We recommend Tailwind for modern designs with custom design systems, Bootstrap when you need rapid prototyping and standard components, and vanilla CSS when you want zero framework overhead. The choice is confirmed in the quote.
Yes. We convert Figma components — hero sections, feature cards, testimonial blocks, pricing tables — into native Gutenberg blocks coded in React. Your team can then compose pages by dragging and configuring blocks in the standard WordPress editor, without needing a page builder plugin.
Yes. Figma files usually include desktop, tablet and mobile frames. We implement all three breakpoints plus intermediate breakpoints where the design needs them. Every page is tested on real devices (not just browser DevTools) — iPhone, Android, iPad, laptops — before delivery.
Yes. Figma prototypes, smart animate specs and video references are all handled. Simple CSS transitions, scroll-triggered animations (AOS or Intersection Observer) and more complex JS interactions (GSAP, ScrollTrigger) are all in scope — priced based on complexity. We confirm the animation scope in the written quote.
Yes. Semantic HTML5 structure, ARIA labels where needed, keyboard navigation, sufficient color contrast, alt text and logical heading hierarchy are all part of the baseline. We test with axe-core and manual keyboard checks before delivery. WCAG 2.1 AA compliance is available as an add-on where required.
Yes. All HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP theme files and WordPress block source are delivered to your repository under GPL or your preferred license. Fully yours to modify, extend or host anywhere. No proprietary lock-in.
Figma files often have inconsistencies — missing hover states, undefined mobile layouts, placeholder fonts. We flag these during the audit before we start, and either work with you to fill in the gaps or make reasonable assumptions documented in the quote. No surprises mid-project.
The standards and documentation we reference on every conversion. All open in a new tab.
Share your Figma link. We'll audit the file for inconsistencies, recommend the right framework, and send a fixed per-page quote with a clear timeline within one business day.