The problem
MindCraft, a technology company, had a detailed Figma design and needed it live on WordPress without losing any of it. A complex design is made of many small decisions: spacing, type sizes, alignment, and how each element behaves on a phone compared with a desktop.
Conversions often lose those details. Spacing drifts, fonts get swapped and behaviour is simplified to save time. The second common failure is on the editing side. A site can look right on launch day and then be hard for the team to change, because the content is locked into the page code.
So the brief had two parts: match the Figma file closely, and hand over a WordPress site the MindCraft team could update on its own, with SEO and speed handled as part of the build rather than added at the end.
What we built
We converted the design with pixel-level precision, working section by section against the Figma file.
- Responsive build that matches the Figma file, so the layout holds up on different screen sizes
- Gutenberg blocks and reusable templates, so content can be updated without calling a developer and new pages stay consistent with the design
- Custom PHP functions for behaviour WordPress does not provide by default, instead of stacking plugins to get the same result
- SEO setup and speed optimisation throughout the build, because both are far cheaper to do while the pages are being made than after launch
Checking the finished build against the design at each stage is how pixel-level work stays honest, and building editable blocks is what keeps the site usable after we leave. This is the kind of work covered by our web development service.
The result
MindCraft received a WordPress site that matches the design, with SEO already set up and a CMS that makes sense to the team. It was delivered before the deadline, and redesign time dropped by 40%.
In the client's words: "We gave them a Figma file and they gave us a working WordPress site that matched it exactly."
The result also improved user engagement, and the team can keep the site current through blocks and templates instead of a developer queue.
Frequently asked questions
How do you keep a Figma to WordPress build faithful to the design?
We build section by section and compare each one with the Figma file, including how it looks on smaller screens. If something in the design cannot work in WordPress as drawn, we tell you before building it rather than quietly changing it.
Can my team edit the site after it is built?
Yes, that is the point of using Gutenberg blocks and reusable templates. Your team can change text, images and page content without touching code. We can walk through how it works at handover.
How long does a Figma to WordPress project take?
It depends on the number of pages and how complex the design is. A fix or plugin usually takes 1-2 weeks, and a full site or platform 4-8 weeks. We confirm the timeline after seeing your Figma file.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is project-based. We hold a free discovery call, learn what you need, and then give a fixed quote. We do not publish price lists because the scope decides the cost.