Figma
Framer
Figma to Framer, with the motion intact.
If you’ve picked Framer, it’s probably for the motion. That’s also the part that tends to get lost in a handoff. We rebuild your Figma file by hand, match it at every breakpoint, and build the animation natively so it stays smooth on a phone. And you get a CMS your team can publish from.
Fixed quote turnaround
Lighthouse-ready builds
Revision rounds included
Pixel match to your Figma
How long does Figma to Framer conversion take?
A single landing page usually takes 2–4 business days, counted from the day you approve the Figma file to the day it’s live in Framer. A full site with CMS collections and heavier motion is more like 1.5–3 weeks. Where you land depends mostly on two things: how many unique templates there are, and how much custom animation the design asks for.
- 2–4 daysLanding page
- 1.5–3 weeksFull site with CMS
- 48 hoursFixed, itemised quote after a short scoping call
What usually gets lost on the way to Framer.
The Figma file looks great. Then the build starts, the spacing drifts a few pixels and a font gets swapped. And the scroll animation you’d planned gets quietly dropped. We rebuild by hand to stop that happening.
Matches your Figma
Type scale, spacing, colour and grid all follow your file. On desktop, tablet and mobile too, including sizes you didn’t draw a frame for.
Motion done natively
Scroll effects, staggered reveals, parallax and page transitions, built with Framer’s own tools. We test them on actual phones, because that’s where jank shows up first.
Framer CMS set up
Collections for your blog, case studies or projects. Someone non-technical on your team can add an entry and the template handles the layout.
Clean, editable project
Named layers, reusable components and shared styles. If you want to change a button colour later, you change it once.
Speed & SEO basics
Images are compressed and headings are in the right order. Meta, Open Graph, alt text and structured data are filled in before launch.
After launch
We record a short Loom showing your team around the project. If something’s unclear later, just ask us.
How a Framer build runs.
There are five stages. You’ll get a preview link early on and can check progress on it whenever you like.
Send the file
Share the Figma link and tell us roughly what’s in scope, especially any motion you have in mind. You’ll get a fixed quote and timeline within two business days.
We build it
Section by section, with components set up as we go. Mobile gets built alongside desktop, and the preview link updates as we work.
CMS and motion
Collections get connected and the animations go in. Then we check every breakpoint and hover state on real devices (empty states too, which are easy to forget).
Your review
Put it next to your Figma file and tell us what looks off. Two rounds of revisions are included.
Go live
We connect the domain, do a last QA and SEO pass, and publish on Framer. Then we walk your team through it.
There’s a plugin for this. We don’t use it.
Framer gives you a CMS, hosting and some very good animation tools in one place, which is why design-led teams like it. But it only pays off if the project underneath is built properly. Export plugins will get a Figma frame into Framer in a few minutes. What you get back is a pile of absolutely positioned layers that falls apart on a phone, and animation that stutters. Rebuilding by hand takes longer, and we think it’s worth it.
People notice when an animation feels slightly off, even if they couldn’t tell you what’s wrong. That’s the part we’re fussy about.
Export plugins
- Absolutely positioned layers
- Breaks when real copy goes in
- Wobbly on tablet and mobile
- Motion that stutters
- Hard for anyone to edit later
Web{X} Studio hand-built
- Tidy layers and components
- Framer CMS, properly structured
- Works at every screen size
- Native motion, tested on phones
- A project your team can run
What’s included, and how we price it.
We don’t bill by the hour. Every Framer build includes the list below, and you approve the price before any work starts.
- Responsive down to small phones
- Pixel-accurate to your Figma file
- Framer CMS structured & connected
- Native motion & interactions
- On-page SEO & meta setup
- Optimised images & fast load
- Accessible, semantic structure
- Custom domain connection
- Two rounds of revisions
- Handover walkthrough
Landing page
A single page, usually live within the week.
- Single responsive page
- Core motion & interactions
- SEO & meta setup
- 2–4 business days
Full site
Several pages plus a CMS your team can update.
- 5–8 unique templates
- Framer CMS collections
- Advanced motion & interactions
- Typically 1.5–3 weeks
The price moves with page count, integrations and how much animation there is (on Framer projects, that last one can add up). After a short scoping call we send a fixed, itemised quote. Once you approve it, it doesn’t change.
