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Figma to WordPress, built the way you designed it

Send us your Figma file. We build it pixel-perfect in WordPress, responsive on every breakpoint, with components mapped to reusable blocks. Your design intent survives the build.

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The Figma-to-WordPress handoff problem we solve

Design agencies and marketing agencies design beautifully in Figma. Then the build partner ships something that looks 80% right, breaks at the tablet breakpoint, ignores auto-layout, and makes the designer rebuild it in revisions.

Backline doesn’t do that. We’ve shipped hundreds of Figma-to-WordPress projects across 10+ years in WordPress, and our entire process is built around respecting what’s in the file.

Pixel-perfect, defined

A lot of dev shops say “pixel-perfect” and mean “close enough.” Here’s what we actually deliver:

If the Figma file has it, the WordPress build has it. And because motion is hard to fully spec in Figma, we’ll build the animations and transitions you intended even when the file only hints at them.

What we look at before we quote

Before we send a quote, we open your file and check:

A well-organized Figma file builds faster. A messy file builds slower. Either way, the quote reflects what’s in the file, not a surprise invoice later.

What's in a Figma-to-WordPress engagement

Build environment

A staging URL, your builder of choice, and the global styles setup.

Responsive build

Every breakpoint in your file, built and QA'd.

Editor experience

The WordPress editor reflects your design system so your client can update content without breaking the design.

Browser testing

Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, plus iOS Safari and Android Chrome.

Page speed pass

Core Web Vitals optimized before launch.

Accessibility pass

WCAG 2.2 AA check before handoff.

How we build your Figma to WordPress

We’re builder agnostic. Whatever your agency standardizes on, that’s what we build in: Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, Gutenberg, Oxygen, Breakdance, or ACF for structured builds.

When the choice is open and we’re picking the builder, we default to Elementor. That means:

  • Each Figma component becomes an Elementor section, container, or widget structure that matches the design’s flexibility
  • Style variations in Figma become reusable Elementor presets, global styles, or saved templates
  • Auto-layout maps to Elementor Flexbox containers or CSS Grid where appropriate, not absolute positioning
  • Spacing tokens become consistent Elementor global spacing rules or custom CSS variables
  • Color tokens become Elementor global colors the editor can reuse across the site

For other builders, we replicate that same pattern using the builder’s component or template system. Your design tokens land in the builder’s global styles, not buried in arbitrary inline overrides. Whatever the builder, the editor experience matches the Figma intent.

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Figma to WordPress conversion timelines

Most agency Figma-to-WordPress projects ship in 2-5 weeks from approved scope.

2-3 weeks

5-page marketing site

3-5 weeks

15-page marketing site

6-9 weeks

30-page site with custom integrations

We’ve shipped a fully responsive 23-page healthcare site for a marketing agency in 11 working days when the deadline demanded it. The Figma file was clean and the agency knew what they wanted. That’s the move.

White-label by default

We work under your agency’s name. Your client sees your agency’s name (or their URL) in the staging URL, not ours.

We don’t email your client. We don’t show up in their inbox. We’ll put confidentiality in writing. NDA available on request.

Figma-to-WordPress builds

Explore sample work pairing the original Figma frames next to the live WordPress builds.

Figma to WordPress FAQs

Yes, but we’ll tell you what cleanup the file needs first and price the build accordingly. A messy file builds slower because the dev has to make design decisions the file didn’t make.

All of them. Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance, and ACF-driven blocks. We’re builder agnostic. Tell us your stack, we ship in it. When the choice is open, we default to Elementor because it gives the client a clean editor experience. But if your agency standardizes on a builder, that’s where we work.

Yes. Variables and tokens make our job easier. They translate cleanly to theme.json values and CSS custom properties.

Build it into the timeline up front. We work fastest when the design is locked at kickoff, but we’ve handled mid-build revisions plenty of times. Hourly billing for changes outside the original scope.

Yes. The client’s builder setup uses the same color palette, typography, spacing rules, and reusable components as the live site. So when your client adds a new “Feature Grid” section, they’re choosing from pre-built, on-brand sections and templates instead of rebuilding the design from scratch.

We build CSS and JS animations to match Figma prototypes. Lottie files we drop in directly. Three.js or canvas animations are a custom scope conversation.

Send us your Figma file

20-minute audit, fixed-fee quote within one business day.