For design-led projects, everything starts in Figma. It’s where we design, prototype, and align with clients on exactly what will be built — eliminating surprises and ensuring the final result matches expectations. For simpler projects, we move directly into WordPress — but whenever custom design is part of the scope, Figma is where it begins.
Every page, component, and user flow is designed in Figma before development begins. Wireframes establish structure and logic, high-fidelity designs define the final visual direction — all in one shared file the client can view and comment on at any time.
Figma is a shared workspace. Clients can view designs, leave comments directly on specific elements, and track progress in real time — no email attachments or version confusion. Everyone works from the same source of truth.
We build reusable component libraries in Figma — buttons, cards, forms, typography — ensuring design consistency across every page. When developers build in Breakdance or WooCommerce, they reference these components directly.
Interactive prototypes allow clients to click through the design and experience user flows before any code is written. This catches UX issues early — saving significant development time and rework.
When a project calls for custom design, we do it in Figma before touching WordPress. This separates creative decisions from technical ones — design is approved, then built. For straightforward projects where a proven layout works, we build directly. The choice depends on what the project actually needs, not a rigid process.
Our Figma process follows a clear sequence when custom design is in scope: discovery and research, wireframes for structure and flow, client review and feedback, high-fidelity design with brand application, final approval, then handoff to development. We don’t start building custom designs until they’re signed off. For projects where design complexity is lower, we work directly in WordPress using established patterns — faster and equally effective for the right scope.
No. We share a view-only link so you can review and comment without needing to create an account or install anything.
You can leave comments and suggest changes — we handle all edits. This ensures the design file stays clean and consistent.
For a standard website, typically 1–2 weeks. For complex e-commerce projects or custom platforms, 2–4 weeks. We don’t rush design — it’s the most important phase.
Yes. The final Figma file is delivered as part of the project handoff. It serves as documentation of the design and a reference for any future work.
