# Figma to WordPress, Pixel-Perfect | ZICUA

The design is approved. Now it has to survive the build.nnWe turn Figma files into WordPress and custom front-end sites without losing what made the design work: spacing, typography, hierarchy and motion.nnWhat gets lost in a normal handoffnnnSpacing that gets "adjusted" by eye.nTypography with wrong weights and tracking.nImages recompressed with no criteria.nMotion improvised by whoever builds it.nBreakpoints where the design simply falls apart.nnnThe result: your design, degraded, with your name on the invoice.nnHow we do it differentlynnnFile review before quoting. Layers, components, tokens and edge cases: if something is not viable as-is, we know before we start.nSpacing and type system extracted from the file, not interpreted. Scales, line-heights and tracking come from the Figma, not from a template.nReusable components in the CMS. Your client edits content without breaking the design and without touching code.nMotion spec approved in a prototype before the full build, while changing your mind is still cheap.nQA on real devices and browsers. Keyboard, screen readers, reduced motion and Core Web Vitals.nnnStacknnCustom WordPress (no heavy page builders), modern front-end in HTML/CSS/JS, GSAP for motion, and headless architecture when the project calls for it. We adapt to the stack your agency already uses when it makes sense.nnThe resultnnnA site your client can see without footnotes: faithful to the approved file.nA CMS your team and your client actually understand.nPerformance and accessibility verified, not promised.nHandoff documentation that keeps maintenance simple.nnnFAQnnDo you only work with Figma?nFigma is our main format. We also take Adobe XD, Sketch or detailed specs when the project requires it.nnDo you work on an existing theme or from scratch?nBoth. We can build a custom theme, work on an existing one, or ship a custom front-end with WordPress as the CMS.nnWhat if the design is not viable as-is?nWe say so during the review, with concrete alternatives. We never promise something the browser cannot deliver without telling you the cost.nnHow many revision rounds are included?nRounds are agreed per project before we start. We treat revisions with the same care as the first pass.nnSend us your hardest Figma → contacto@zicua.comnSend the Figma, deadline and motion reference. We review the difficult interaction, flag the risks and reply with a clear next step.nnnnwhite-label web developmentnmotion and animationncase study: Mukanincase study: LeadlynnFigma Handoff Checklist for DevelopersFigma to WordPress: Realistic Timeline & CostWhite-Label Figma to WordPress: The Complete ProcessnWhat pixel-perfect Figma to WordPress actually meansnIt means the build matches the file at every breakpoint the designer drew ??? and at the ones they did not. We extract design tokens first: colors, type scale, spacing, radii, shadows. Nothing gets hardcoded as a one-off hex value. Components are rebuilt in code as reusable blocks, not sliced images.nOur Figma to WordPress processn1. Review: layers, components, states, breakpoints, motion notes. We flag anything ambiguous before starting. 2. Tokens: export the design system to CSS custom properties or theme.json. 3. Build: components first, then pages, then motion. 4. QA: compare the build against the .fig file at every breakpoint, including the ones only sketched. 5. Handoff: code, documentation, and a walkthrough for your team.nWhat we need from your design teamnA reasonably organized Figma file. Named layers, components where patterns repeat, and annotated micro-interactions. We do not need a perfect file ??? we need a file we can read. If the handoff is messy, our checklist (zicua.com/guides/) covers exactly what to fix before sending it over.n

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