Design & Experience
Figma to WordPress development
Your Figma file, built as a WordPress site your team can actually run.
We convert approved Figma designs into WordPress — matching layout, type, and interaction at every breakpoint — then structure templates so editors are not trapped in a one-off page. Gutenberg, Elementor, or a custom theme is a decision, not a default.
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Typical engagement
- Figma audit and component mapping
- Responsive implementation across agreed breakpoints
- Theme, Gutenberg blocks, or Elementor — specified in the SOW
- CMS fields and editor guidance
- Performance pass on primary templates
- Written reply within two business days
- Reviewed by a senior lead — not a qualifier
- A clear decline if the fit is not mutual
01 — What we build
What this engagement covers
01
Marketing and brochure sites
Multi-template WordPress sites from a Figma system: home, inner pages, landing layouts, and a CMS your marketing team can update.
02
Design-system implementations
Components, spacing, and type translated into theme code or builder widgets so new pages stay on-brand without a developer ticket.
03
Content-led publications
Post types, archives, and article templates that follow the design file instead of a generic blog stack.
04
Commerce-ready WordPress
When the design includes catalog or checkout, we plan WooCommerce on the same fidelity standard — not as an afterthought plugin.
02 — What's included
In a typical statement of work
- Figma audit and component mapping
- Responsive implementation across agreed breakpoints
- Theme, Gutenberg blocks, or Elementor — specified in the SOW
- CMS fields and editor guidance
- Performance pass on primary templates
- Technical SEO basics: titles, headings, indexation, sitemap
- Staging review against the Figma source
- Launch checklist and a short post-launch warranty
03 — Process
How the work actually runs
- 01
Design audit
We review the Figma file: components, variants, missing breakpoints, and what is exploratory versus production-ready.
- 02
Build specification
We map screens to templates, CMS fields, and interactive states, then confirm the implementation path with you in writing.
- 03
Implementation
Development follows the spec — theme or CMS architecture first, then templates, then content entry patterns.
- 04
QA and launch
Responsive, content, and performance checks against the Figma source. Launch includes redirects, analytics, and a short warranty window.
04 — Workflow
Figma → WordPress workflow
- 01
File readiness
We confirm components, auto-layout, and desktop/tablet/mobile frames. Missing states are listed before we estimate.
- 02
Template map
Each unique layout becomes a WordPress template or reusable pattern — not twenty frozen pages.
- 03
Implementation path
Gutenberg, Elementor, or custom theme is chosen against editing needs and long-term cost, then built to that path only.
- 04
Visual QA
Side-by-side review with Figma. Spacing, type, and interaction are signed off before content is poured in at scale.
- 05
Handover
You receive the theme or builder system, editor notes, and what not to override if you want the design to last.
05 — Why Weblexia
How we partner on this work
01
Senior delivery, not a handoff chain
A lead who can read the design file, the CMS, and the production constraints owns the work. You are not queued behind a sales layer and a junior build team.
02
Fidelity with maintainability
Pixel accuracy matters. So does what happens after launch — editors, merchandisers, and future campaigns should be able to work without breaking the system.
03
Performance treated as a requirement
Core Web Vitals, caching, and asset discipline are part of acceptance — not a follow-up project after the site looks finished.
04
Clear scope before engineering spend
We write assumptions, exclusions, and a definition of done. If we are not the right studio, we say so before you commit.
Partnership signal
What happens when you reach out
A senior lead reads your context before the first conversation — not a script, not a junior qualifier. If we are not the right fit, we say so plainly.
Qualified inquiries receive a written response within two business days — often with a proposed discovery shape, not a generic rate card.
06 — Capabilities
What we typically implement
- Custom Gutenberg blocks
- Elementor widgets and global styles
- Custom WordPress themes
- ACF and structured content
- WooCommerce when the design requires it
- Figma
- WordPress
- Gutenberg
- Elementor
- ACF
- PHP
Investment
Productized economics
Published ranges and tiers orient the conversation — final statements of work reflect your stack, traffic, and risk profile after a short consultation.
Starting from — scoped after discovery
- WordPress and redesign engagements are priced after we see the Figma file, the current stack, and who will edit the site. We do not publish a single starter fee because plugin debt, WooCommerce, and template count change the work.
- Consultation produces a written scope: deliverables, assumptions, and a timeline you can take to finance. See engagement models on the pricing hub.
09 — FAQs
Questions we are asked before a proposal
Can you convert my Figma design to WordPress?
Yes. That is a core engagement for us. We build from the approved Figma file into WordPress templates, not a screenshot recreation. If the file is incomplete — missing mobile frames, components, or hover states — we flag the gaps in discovery so the estimate stays honest.
Will the website be responsive?
Yes. Responsive behaviour is part of the build, not a later pass. We implement the breakpoints present in Figma and agree any extra device widths in the specification. Sign-off includes phone, tablet, and desktop review.
Will you preserve the exact design?
We aim for production fidelity: type, spacing, colour, and layout matching the Figma source at the agreed breakpoints. Web fonts, CMS content length, and browser rendering can differ slightly from Figma; we call those constraints out rather than pretending a website is a locked artboard.
Can you use Elementor, Gutenberg, or a custom theme?
Yes. We recommend based on who will edit the site after launch. Gutenberg or a custom theme suits structured content and longevity. Elementor suits marketing teams that compose pages weekly — with global styles and widget limits so the file does not collapse. The path is written into the statement of work; we do not switch stacks mid-build without a change order.
How long does Figma-to-WordPress development take?
Most marketing sites land in a range of three to eight weeks after the Figma file is production-ready. Timeline depends on unique templates, animations, CMS complexity, and whether WooCommerce is in scope. We give a dated plan after the audit — not a generic two-week promise.
Can you integrate WooCommerce?
Yes, when the design and the business actually need a store. We implement catalog, cart, and checkout to the same fidelity standard as the marketing templates, and we are explicit about what Shopify or a different platform would handle better. WooCommerce is not added as a plugin afterthought.
Next step
Discuss your Figma to WordPress project with the team that ships it.
Share the Figma file, the current site, or the outcome you need. A senior lead replies with a realistic path — discovery, a scoped build, or a clear decline if we are not the right fit.
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