Figma to Next.js Conversion
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I will share a Figma file and a Framer preview that already capture every screen, interaction, and breakpoint. Your job is to translate that visual spec into a clean, production-ready Next.js application.
There’s no need for WordPress or any other CMS; static generation, server components, or simple API routes inside Next.js are all we require. What matters is that the finished build mirrors the design exactly and responds flawlessly on both mobile and desktop.
You’ll receive:
• The Figma design file
• A public Framer link that shows intended motion and hover states
I expect:
• Pixel-accurate layouts, animations, and transitions reproduced in React/Next.js
• Modern, well-organised code (TypeScript and functional components preferred)
• Fully responsive behaviour at the breakpoints shown in the design
• Optimised images, fonts, and SEO-friendly meta tags
• A Git repository with clear commit history and a README explaining local setup and deployment steps
Once I can clone the repo, run yarn install && yarn build, and see the site working exactly like the prototype on both phone and desktop, the job is complete.
There’s no need for WordPress or any other CMS; static generation, server components, or simple API routes inside Next.js are all we require. What matters is that the finished build mirrors the design exactly and responds flawlessly on both mobile and desktop.
You’ll receive:
• The Figma design file
• A public Framer link that shows intended motion and hover states
I expect:
• Pixel-accurate layouts, animations, and transitions reproduced in React/Next.js
• Modern, well-organised code (TypeScript and functional components preferred)
• Fully responsive behaviour at the breakpoints shown in the design
• Optimised images, fonts, and SEO-friendly meta tags
• A Git repository with clear commit history and a README explaining local setup and deployment steps
Once I can clone the repo, run yarn install && yarn build, and see the site working exactly like the prototype on both phone and desktop, the job is complete.