Figma Tailwind Frontend Integration
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a complete, signed-off Figma file that now needs to live, pixel-perfect, inside our proprietary web application. Every screen, component, and interactive state must be rebuilt with Tailwind CSS so the final result mirrors the design exactly and feels fully native to the platform.
Here’s the picture:
• Platform: a browser-based application (no mobile build for now).
• Scope: the entire website experience, including an AI-prompt section whose layout and micro-interactions are already mapped in Figma.
• Priority: full website design fidelity—every breakpoint, animation, hover state, and form flow must line up with the Figma source.
You’ll need to spend a short ramp-up period getting familiar with our in-house framework (documentation provided). Once comfortable, I expect clean, component-driven Tailwind markup, reusable utility classes where possible, and clear comments so our backend team can slot in data bindings later.
Deliverables
• All pages and components reproduced in Tailwind, responsive down to 320 px.
• The AI-prompt section fully functional from a front-end perspective (input handling, dynamic character counts, etc.).
• A brief hand-off guide outlining custom classes, config tweaks, and any third-party scripts used.
Acceptance criteria
1. Visual parity with Figma at 100 %, 75 %, and 50 % zoom in Chrome DevTools.
2. No console errors or Tailwind class conflicts across latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
3. Code pushed to our private repo with clear commit messages.
If you live and breathe Tailwind and enjoy translating Figma frames into flawless, production-ready UI, let’s talk.
Here’s the picture:
• Platform: a browser-based application (no mobile build for now).
• Scope: the entire website experience, including an AI-prompt section whose layout and micro-interactions are already mapped in Figma.
• Priority: full website design fidelity—every breakpoint, animation, hover state, and form flow must line up with the Figma source.
You’ll need to spend a short ramp-up period getting familiar with our in-house framework (documentation provided). Once comfortable, I expect clean, component-driven Tailwind markup, reusable utility classes where possible, and clear comments so our backend team can slot in data bindings later.
Deliverables
• All pages and components reproduced in Tailwind, responsive down to 320 px.
• The AI-prompt section fully functional from a front-end perspective (input handling, dynamic character counts, etc.).
• A brief hand-off guide outlining custom classes, config tweaks, and any third-party scripts used.
Acceptance criteria
1. Visual parity with Figma at 100 %, 75 %, and 50 % zoom in Chrome DevTools.
2. No console errors or Tailwind class conflicts across latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
3. Code pushed to our private repo with clear commit messages.
If you live and breathe Tailwind and enjoy translating Figma frames into flawless, production-ready UI, let’s talk.
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