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From Figma to Code

Creating UI that matches the original vision u2014 with fewer bottlenecks and clearer communication.

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From Figma to Code

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  1. FROM FIGMA TO CODE SMOOTH DESIGNER-TO-DEVELOPER WORKFLOW

  2. WHY - Design handoffs can be messy - Miscommunication leads to        inconsistent UI - A streamlined workflow improves product quality and delivery time IT MATTERS

  3. - Use standardized fonts, colors, spacing; - Define grids, breakpoints, and components in Figma; - Ensure naming consistency (e.g., btn- primary, card-shadow); STEP 1 — SET CLEAR DESIGN TOKENS

  4. - Copy exact CSS values (padding, margins, borders); - Export SVGs, images, and assets directly; - Inspect layout details in real time; STEP 2 — USE FIGMA’S DEV MODE OR INSPECT PANEL STEP 1 — SET CLEAR DESIGN TOKENS

  5. - Create reusable UI components in code to mirror Figma’s; - Use tools like Storybook or Bit.dev; - Sync design changes regularly with dev updates; STEP 3 — BUILD A SHARED COMPONENT LIBRARY STEP 1 — SET CLEAR DESIGN TOKENS

  6. - Clarify interactions (hover states, animations); - Use comments in Figma and regular stand-ups; - Keep Figma and dev builds versioned and linked; STEP 1 — SET CLEAR DESIGN TOKENS STEP 4 — COMMUNICATE EARLY AND OFTEN

  7. “DESIGN IS NOT FINISHED UNTIL IT'S CODED — AND CODING IS NOT FINISHED UNTIL IT LOOKS DESIGNED.” A GOOD WORKFLOW ISN’T ABOUT PERFECTION, BUT ALIGNMENT. DEVELOPERS AND DESIGNERS WORKING IN SYNC CREATE BETTER PRODUCTS, FASTER.

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