Accurate visual matching
I preserve the grid, typography, sizing, spacing, and interface states defined in Figma.
Development from a finished design
Figma to HTML development.
I turn a design into a precise interface that stays faithful to the source and remains clear in code.
- HTML
- CSS
- SEMANTIC MARKUP
- PIXEL PERFECT
What is included.
Semantic markup
I use appropriate HTML elements, a logical heading structure, and clear component names.
Maintainable CSS
I build predictable styles without unnecessary dependencies, duplication, or accidental overrides.
Responsive foundation
I establish flexible layout behavior so the interface can adapt correctly across screen sizes.
How the work goes.
- 01
Review the design
I inspect components, states, fonts, and assets, then resolve questions before development begins.
- 02
Build the structure
I create semantic HTML and the core grid before transferring the visual details.
- 03
Compare the result
I check key viewport sizes, interactive states, and any differences from the source design.
Timeline and cost.
- Timeline
- Set after design review
Timing depends on the number of pages, states, and available assets. I confirm the delivery date before development starts.
- Cost
- Fixed project estimate
I estimate the finished design and agreed requirements. The estimate changes only when new work is added.
Frequently asked questions.
What do you need for an estimate?
A Figma link, the required page list, notes about interactive elements, fonts, and source assets.
Is responsive development included?
If mobile screens are designed, I include them in the estimate. Otherwise, we agree on responsive behavior separately before development.
How closely will the result match Figma?
I compare layout, typography, sizing, and states at agreed viewport widths while accounting for browser rendering differences.
How are revisions handled?
The revision scope is defined in the estimate. New pages or changes to the approved design are estimated before implementation.