React Figma Integration with Animations
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I have an established React + CSS code base that needs a visual overhaul. A fresh Figma file is ready; I want it ported screen-for-screen into the project while adding the liveliness the static mock-ups can’t show.
Scope of work
• Translate every new Figma frame into clean, reusable React components.
• Layer in the animations called out during planning—smooth hover effects, subtle page transitions, and small interactive flourishes that invite clicks without hurting performance.
• Tweak or enhance the visuals when it improves usability; I’m open to tasteful micro-interactions and motion suggestions as we go.
• First priority is getting the Figma design living in code; once each view is stable we can iterate on the animation polish.
Workflow & tooling
The repo lives on GitHub. You’ll branch, PR, and document as you go, so I can review feature by feature. A lightweight mock server (I usually spin one up with json-server, Express, or Vite preview) should run alongside the UI so stakeholders can click through without touching prod APIs.
Acceptance
• All pages render pixel-accurate to Figma at desktop and common breakpoints.
• Hover, transition, and interaction states behave consistently in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
• No regressions in existing components; CI tests stay green.
• Final PR includes a README on how to launch the mock server and a short clip or Loom showing the key animations in action.
If you’re comfortable weaving motion into React (Framer Motion, GSAP, or your preferred library) and handling the GitHub flow end-to-end, let’s talk.
Scope of work
• Translate every new Figma frame into clean, reusable React components.
• Layer in the animations called out during planning—smooth hover effects, subtle page transitions, and small interactive flourishes that invite clicks without hurting performance.
• Tweak or enhance the visuals when it improves usability; I’m open to tasteful micro-interactions and motion suggestions as we go.
• First priority is getting the Figma design living in code; once each view is stable we can iterate on the animation polish.
Workflow & tooling
The repo lives on GitHub. You’ll branch, PR, and document as you go, so I can review feature by feature. A lightweight mock server (I usually spin one up with json-server, Express, or Vite preview) should run alongside the UI so stakeholders can click through without touching prod APIs.
Acceptance
• All pages render pixel-accurate to Figma at desktop and common breakpoints.
• Hover, transition, and interaction states behave consistently in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
• No regressions in existing components; CI tests stay green.
• Final PR includes a README on how to launch the mock server and a short clip or Loom showing the key animations in action.
If you’re comfortable weaving motion into React (Framer Motion, GSAP, or your preferred library) and handling the GitHub flow end-to-end, let’s talk.