Figma to Elementor
I build editable WordPress websites from approved Figma designs, with responsive layouts and staging reviews for agencies and businesses worldwide.
Your design, ready to edit
Send your approved Figma file, page list and launch window. I review the layouts, mobile behaviour, forms and integrations before quoting the build. Missing responsive designs and custom interactions are agreed before development.
For a German web design agency, I created the branding and Figma design system, then built the approved layouts in WordPress with Elementor Pro. The case study shows the actual project screens and the work behind them.
I work remotely from Karachi, Pakistan. Agencies can keep the client relationship while I handle the agreed development scope. We confirm review times, access, licences and handover responsibilities before starting.

From file to handover
Review the scope, approve the build, then launch.
Review the design
Confirm unique page layouts, assets, responsive designs, forms and integrations. Separate the development fee from hosting, paid plugins and font licences.
Build on staging
Set global typography and colours, create reusable Elementor layouts, then build the approved pages. Review a working staging site before public launch.
Check the journey
Compare agreed screen sizes, test navigation and forms, review image delivery and check page titles and headings. Record issues and agree fixes before sign-off.
Launch and hand over
Agree a backup and launch plan, check the live pages and explain routine content editing. Post-launch changes and ongoing maintenance have a defined scope.
A clear brief makes the build easier to review.
Discuss your Figma buildBuilt for your workflow
One developer from design review to handover.
The work starts with the design decisions your team has already made. I translate those into editable layouts and flag anything that needs a responsive or technical decision, rather than guessing during the build.
You review the actual pages on staging. The handover covers what you can edit, which features depend on paid tools and what needs developer support after launch.
Design review
Typography, spacing, image crops and interactions are checked against the approved layouts. Browser rendering and widths between design frames need practical decisions.
Editable layouts
Use reusable templates and global styles where they fit. Identify custom code and third-party dependencies in the handover.
Agency collaboration
Agree who reviews work, who communicates with the client and how feedback reaches development. White-label work can be scoped around your process.
Launch checks
Review headings, metadata, links, responsive layouts and enquiry delivery. Performance targets depend on the actual page, hosting and integrations.
Have a Figma file ready?
Share the page count, design link, required features, budget and launch window. I’ll review the scope before proposing a build.
FAQs
Planning your Figma build
A viewable design file, page list, responsive frames if available, required forms or integrations, budget and launch window. Note which copy and images are final. Do not put passwords in the enquiry; we arrange access separately.
Yes. We can agree a delivery arrangement where your agency keeps the client relationship and I handle the build. Review stages, client contact, confidentiality and permission to show the work are agreed before starting.
I review typography, spacing, colours and layout against the approved frames. Fonts can render differently across browsers, and intermediate widths need responsive behaviour. We agree those details and review the working pages on staging.
We need to agree how navigation, columns, typography and images adapt to smaller screens. Responsive design work is included in the proposal where needed, rather than assumed from a desktop frame.
The proposal identifies which paid tools are required, who owns each licence and who pays renewals. Hosting, premium fonts and ongoing subscriptions are separate from the development fee unless expressly included.
Unique layouts, responsive design gaps, content readiness, interactions and integrations determine the quote and schedule. Share the file and deadline for a scoped estimate. There is no universal per-page price or guaranteed launch time.
Yes, the agreed page content is built for editing in WordPress and Elementor. Custom behaviour may still need developer support. The handover explains reusable layouts, dependencies and the scope of any ongoing support.
Yes. I work remotely from Karachi, Pakistan. We agree time-zone overlap, feedback channels and review times before the project starts. The German agency case study is one example of an international project.

