Founders and product teams often ask: “What does your workflow look like from Figma design to Framer site?” This article walks through a professional, production-ready process so you know what to expect when working with an expert studio.

1. Discovery and System Definition

We begin by clarifying:

• Business goals and primary conversions.

• Key page types and content structures.

• What exists already in Figma vs what needs to be created.

This informs how we’ll structure components and CMS collections.

2. Figma System Cleanup

We standardize:

• Typography, colors, and spacing.

• Component libraries for buttons, cards, sections.

• Page layouts that map directly to Framer templates.

3. Framer Architecture & Setup

Inside Framer, we:

• Create reusable components and section libraries.

• Set up the CMS (blog, case studies, customers, jobs, etc.).

• Define routes, navigation, SEO basics, and global patterns.

4. Implementation & Refinement

We then rebuild Figma pages in Framer with responsive constraints, interactions, and performance considerations. This phase includes QA, mobile tuning, and copy/UX refinements.

5. Launch & Handover

Finally, we handle launch steps—domains, redirects, analytics, and checks—then document the system so your team can safely evolve it.

Conclusion

A clean, transparent workflow from Figma to Framer means fewer surprises, better performance, and a website that feels like a product, not a one-off project.