Figma to responsive code
Faithful layouts that adapt thoughtfully rather than simply shrinking the desktop design.
Specialist service
React development for custom Gutenberg blocks, headless WordPress, interactive interfaces and API-driven applications that extend a strong WordPress foundation.
What we can deliver
We review your goals, existing website, budget and deadlines before recommending the work.
Translate Figma and approved visual systems into responsive, browser-consistent interfaces.
Build reusable components, application screens and data-driven experiences with clear state and interaction behaviour.
Create documented UI patterns that improve consistency across pages and products.
Connect the front end to WordPress, APIs, GraphQL or an existing application back end.
Expected outcomes
We aim to make your website easier to use, manage and maintain. We agree on the expected results before work begins.
From approved design to production
We translate visual direction into reusable, accessible code while accounting for real content, responsive states, browser behaviour and future maintenance.
Faithful layouts that adapt thoughtfully rather than simply shrinking the desktop design.
Reusable patterns, clear properties and consistent states across products and marketing websites.
Navigation, forms, filtering, animation and application workflows implemented with keyboard access in mind.
Interfaces with understandable state, data fetching and component responsibilities.
Traditional, decoupled or API-driven experiences selected around the project rather than fashion.
Code structure and documentation that another developer can understand and extend.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We translate approved designs into responsive components while resolving interaction, content and accessibility details that static screens cannot show.
Not automatically. We recommend React when its component and state model serve the product; a simpler WordPress front end is often the better choice.
Accessibility is part of component planning, implementation and testing rather than a separate visual polish step.
Yes. We can review, refactor and extend an existing interface after identifying its conventions, dependencies and highest-risk areas.
Start a conversation
Share the current situation, desired outcome and any constraints. We will recommend a sensible next step, even if that means starting smaller.
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