I will convert your Figma design to responsive HTML CSS code

I will convert your Figma design into clean, responsive, hand-written HTML and CSS that looks pixel-accurate on desktop, tablet, and mobile. You share the file, I ship production-ready code.

What you get

• A complete, responsive HTML + CSS build of your Figma design, hand-coded (no page-builder export, no bloated auto-generated markup).
• Pixel-accurate layout that matches your frames — spacing, typography, colors, and component states checked against your design tokens.
• Mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints built with Flexbox and CSS Grid, so the page reflows cleanly instead of just shrinking.
• Semantic, accessible markup — proper heading order, alt text on images, labeled form fields, and sensible landmark elements.
• Cross-browser tested output that works in current Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
• Web fonts wired up (Google Fonts or self-hosted files you provide) to match your typography exactly.
• Optimized, organized assets — exported icons and images, SVGs where it makes sense, and a tidy folder structure.
• Clean, commented code with consistent class naming (BEM or your preferred convention) that your team can read and extend.
• Interactive states such as hover, focus, and active styling on buttons, links, and inputs.
• A short handover note explaining the file structure and how to edit common things.

Optional add-ons depending on the plan: basic vanilla-JS interactions (mobile menu toggle, accordion, simple slider, smooth scroll), a contact form layout, and a reusable component structure.

Plans

Feature	Basic	Standard	Premium
Sections / screens	1 page, up to 3 sections	1 page, up to 7 sections	Multi-page or landing page, full design
Responsive breakpoints	Desktop + mobile	Desktop + tablet + mobile	Desktop + tablet + mobile, fine-tuned
Pixel-accurate match	Yes	Yes	Yes
Semantic & accessible markup	Yes	Yes	Yes
Cross-browser testing	Yes	Yes	Yes
JavaScript interactions	—	Basic (menu, simple toggle)	Yes (menu, sliders, accordions, etc.)
Web fonts & icon setup	Yes	Yes	Yes
Reusable component structure	—	—	Yes
Source files & handover note	Yes	Yes	Yes
Revisions	Included	Included (more)	Included (most)

How it works

1. Send your Figma file. Share a view or edit link to the published design, and let me know which frames are in scope and which breakpoints you care about.
2. Quick scope check. I review the file, confirm the sections, fonts, and assets, flag anything ambiguous (missing states, undefined mobile layouts), and agree on the plan with you.
3. Asset export & setup. I pull icons, images, and SVGs from your file, set up the project folder, fonts, and a CSS reset/base.
4. Build. I hand-code the markup and styles section by section, matching spacing, type, and color to your design tokens as I go.
5. Responsive pass. I add and tune breakpoints so the layout works from small phones up to wide desktops.
6. QA & cross-browser test. I check the build against your frames, test in the major browsers, and verify states and accessibility basics.
7. Delivery & revisions. You get the files, review against your design, and I make the agreed revisions until it matches.

Why choose this

I write code by hand, so you get markup you can actually maintain — not a thousand nested <div>s from an auto-export tool. I treat your Figma file as the single source of truth: if a value is in the design, it ends up in the CSS, and if something is undefined (like a hover state or a narrow-screen layout), I ask instead of guessing. The result is a build that matches your design, behaves predictably across devices and browsers, and is genuinely handover-ready for your developers or your CMS.

I also care about the details that often get skipped: consistent spacing scales, real focus styles for keyboard users, sensible image compression, and class names that read like English. That means less rework for you later and a front end that's pleasant to extend.

Who it's for / use cases

• Founders and startups who have a polished Figma design and need it turned into a real, working front end.
• Designers who want their work coded faithfully without learning to build it themselves.
• Agencies needing reliable, clean HTML/CSS slices to drop into a larger project or hand to their backend team.
• Marketing teams shipping landing pages, product pages, or campaign microsites from a finished mockup.
• Developers who want the static front end built so they can focus on integration and logic.

Typical projects: landing pages, marketing and product pages, portfolios, email-capture and coming-soon pages, dashboards' static front ends, and individual sections (hero, pricing, features, footer) you want sliced precisely.

FAQ

Q: What do you need from me to start? A published Figma link with view or edit access, a note on which frames are in scope, and your target breakpoints. If you have font licenses or specific assets, share those too.

Q: Will the result match my design exactly? Yes — I build to match your frames closely, checking spacing, type, and color against your design. Where the design leaves something undefined (like a tablet layout or a hover state), I'll confirm with you rather than improvise.

Q: Is the HTML and CSS hand-written or exported from a tool? Hand-written. You get clean, semantic, commented code with consistent class naming, not auto-generated markup that's hard to maintain.

Q: Does this include JavaScript? Basic vanilla-JS interactions (mobile menu, toggles, simple sliders, accordions) are available on the Standard and Premium plans. This service focuses on the front-end markup and styling — it does not include backend logic, databases, or form submission handling.

Q: Will it work on mobile and in all browsers? Yes. I build responsive breakpoints for desktop, tablet, and mobile, and I test in current Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge before delivery.

Q: Can you build it on a specific framework like Bootstrap or Tailwind? The default delivery is clean custom HTML and CSS. If you need a specific CSS framework or want it structured for a CMS, message me first so I can confirm scope before we begin.

Q: How do revisions work? Each plan includes revisions. After delivery you review the build against your design, and I adjust until it matches the agreed scope. Changes that go beyond the original design (new sections, added pages) can be handled as an extension.

Q: How do I receive the final files? You get the complete project as organized source files — HTML, CSS, JavaScript if included, and the exported assets — along with a short handover note explaining the structure and how to make common edits.