Figma to React, without the plugin output.
Converters give you a div soup nobody can maintain. This is a typed, documented React component library that matches the file and survives the next ten screens.
The symptom
"It works, but next to our competitor it feels cheap."
You stop losing signups to a better-looking rival. Pixel-faithful Figma to React components, plus the motion layer that makes software feel expensive - fast on a mid-range Android, not just your laptop.
What lands in your accounts
How it runs
Audit the file
I list what the design is missing before quoting: empty states, error states, loading, the breakpoints nobody drew.
Set the tokens
Type scale, spacing, colour roles and motion rules land in the repo first, so screen ten looks like screen one.
Build the components
Typed, named, every state built, tested from 360px to ultrawide on a throttled mid-range Android.
Prove the numbers
Core Web Vitals measured throttled, contrast and focus checked against WCAG 2.2 AA, both reported before handover.
The terms
Before you ask
Our designer left - can you work from what we have?
Yes. Figma, a Sketch export, or just the live site and screenshots. Where the source is missing states, I design them and get them approved before building.
Will it still feel fast on a cheap Android phone?
That's the device I test on, not my laptop. Motion runs inside a 60fps budget and Core Web Vitals are measured throttled before handover.
Do we get components, or just the pages?
A documented component library in your repo - named, typed, every state built - so your team ships the next ten screens without me.
Can you match our brand without a design system?
I derive one as I go: type scale, spacing, colour roles and motion rules, written into the repo so the next screen doesn't drift.