Figma

WordPress

Figma to WordPress, without the bloat.

WordPress has a reputation for being slow and fiddly. A lot of that comes from heavy themes and too many plugins. Send us your Figma file and we’ll build it as a lean WordPress site that matches your design, on a custom theme or a page builder, whichever suits the people editing it.

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Matches your Figma Custom theme or Elementor Easy for your team to edit

48h

Fixed quote turnaround

100/100

Lighthouse-ready builds

Revision rounds included

1:1

Pixel match to your Figma

How long does Figma to WordPress conversion take?

Expect about 4–6 business days for a single landing page, starting from an approved Figma file. A multi-page business site with custom fields and content structures takes longer, typically 2–4 weeks. It mostly depends on how many unique templates there are and how much custom functionality or integration work is involved.

4–6 daysLanding page
2–4 weeksMulti-page business site
48 hoursFixed, itemised quote after a short scoping call

(01) What you get

What a stretched theme does to a design.

The Figma file looks right. Then it gets forced into a marketplace theme, a couple of plugins start conflicting, and the page builder adds weight to every page. We’d rather build from your design directly.

Built from your Figma

Every section follows your file closely: type, spacing, colour and the grid. We check it on desktop, tablet and phone screens.

Custom theme or builder

Either a lightweight custom theme with ACF, or a clean Elementor or Gutenberg setup. Which one depends on who’ll be looking after the site.

Editable, structured content

Custom fields and reusable blocks let your team change text, images and posts without writing code or breaking a layout.

Only the plugins you need

Usually that’s SEO, forms, security and caching. Each one is checked and configured, and we keep the list short because plugins add up.

Speed and SEO setup

Optimised images, caching, semantic markup and schema. Meta, Open Graph and alt text are filled in before launch.

Handover

A clean install, a short Loom walkthrough of the admin, and someone to ask when you get stuck after launch.

(02) The process

How the build works.

There are five stages. A staging site goes up early so you can watch it come together, and the timeline is fixed from the start.

Step 01

Send us the design

Share the Figma file and tell us what the site needs to do, and whether it connects to anything else. We’ll send a fixed quote and timeline within two business days.

Step 02

We build in WordPress

We build section by section on a clean, secure install, as a custom theme or a page-builder layout. Mobile is handled as we go, and you’ll get a staging link.

Step 03

Content and functionality

Custom fields, forms, blog or product structures and any integrations get wired up. Then we test every breakpoint, hover state and empty state.

Step 04

Review

Look at the staging site next to your Figma file and tell us what’s wrong. Two rounds of revisions are included.

Step 05

Move to live

We migrate the site to your host, connect the domain, and run final QA plus SEO and security checks. Then we publish and show your team around.

(03) Why lean

Why we keep WordPress lean.

A huge share of the web still runs on WordPress. It’s flexible, lots of people already know it, and you own everything, from the content to the hosting and the data. But a stretched marketplace theme with a dozen plugins can turn a good Figma design into a slow, fragile site. So we keep it lean, with a custom theme or a carefully set up page builder. You still get the freedom WordPress gives you, just without the weight.

A good test for any WordPress site: can your team update a page on a Friday afternoon without anything breaking?

Auto-export & stretched themes

Tangled, duplicated markup
Breaks when content changes
Unreliable on mobile
Bloated, slow page loads
Fragile to update

Web{X} Studio hand-built

Clean custom theme or builder
Editable, structured content
Solid on every screen size
Optimised for Core Web Vitals
A site your team can manage

(04) Included & pricing

A fixed price, and what’s in it.

We don’t charge by the hour. Every WordPress build comes with the list below, and you agree the price before we begin.

Fully responsive across all devices
Pixel-accurate to your Figma file
Custom theme or page-builder setup
Editable content & custom fields
On-page SEO & meta tags
Optimised images & caching
Contact & lead forms wired up
Security & spam protection
Custom domain & host migration
Two rounds of revisions

Landing page

One page, usually live in about a week.

Fixed quote

Single responsive page
Custom theme or builder
SEO & meta setup
4–6 business days

Business site

Several pages, all editable by your team.

Fixed quote

5–8 unique templates
Custom fields & content structures
Forms & integrations
Typically 2–4 weeks

What changes the price is page count, functionality and integrations. After a short scoping call we’ll send a fixed, itemised quote. Approve it and it won’t change.

(05) FAQs

Common WordPress questions

How long does Figma to WordPress conversion typically take?

A single landing page is usually 4-6 business days. For a 5-8 page business site with a CMS it’s typically 2-4 weeks, depending on how many unique templates there are, what functionality is needed and which integrations. We fix the timeline when we quote.

Do you build a custom theme or use a page builder?

Both. It depends on who’ll be maintaining the site. When performance and control matter most, we build a lightweight custom theme, often with ACF and the block editor. If your team wants to edit visually, we use Elementor or Gutenberg. We’ll tell you which we’d pick for your project and why.

Will the WordPress site look exactly like my Figma design?

Yes. We match spacing, type, colour and layout to your file at every breakpoint. If the design is missing hover states, mobile layouts or empty states, we’ll flag it and work out sensible defaults with you.

How much does Figma to WordPress cost?

We quote one fixed price for the build instead of an hourly rate. It’s driven by page count, how much custom theme and CMS functionality you need, and any third-party integrations. After a short scoping call you get an itemised quote and a timeline. Once you approve it, the price is fixed.

Is the WordPress site easy for my team to edit?

It should be. We set up custom fields and editable blocks so your team can update text, images and posts without touching code or breaking the design. There’s a short Loom walkthrough at handover.

What do I need to send you to get started?

Send the Figma link (view access is fine) and the fonts or font licences. Add final copy, or a note on what’s still placeholder, and your images and brand assets. We’ll also need hosting or WordPress admin access. Not designed mobile layouts, hover states or empty states yet? Tell us and we’ll propose defaults you can approve.

Is WordPress the right platform for my Figma design?

WordPress is a good fit for content-heavy sites and blogs, for teams already running it, and for projects that depend on particular plugins. For a design-led marketing site with visual editing, Figma to Webflow is often easier to manage. For a store, Figma to Shopify. For sites with a lot of motion, Figma to Framer.

(06) Other platforms