Your design, built in WordPress without the details going missing.
A signed-off Figma, PSD or PDF turned into a working WordPress site — spacing, type scale and component states matched precisely, mostly in Elementor so your team can keep publishing afterwards.
A signed-off Figma, PSD or PDF turned into a working WordPress site — spacing, type scale and component states matched precisely, mostly in Elementor so your team can keep publishing afterwards.
The design got approved. Then the build approximated it.
A design gets signed off with real care put into spacing, hierarchy and how components behave — then handed to whoever is cheapest or fastest, and comes back with the spacing eyeballed, the type scale invented, and every state the file didn't explicitly show left to guesswork. That gap is exactly where a design stops earning what it cost.
WHAT USUALLY DRIVES THIS
- A Figma, PSD or PDF is signed off and needs to become an actual WordPress site someone can run
- A previous build came back with spacing and type approximated rather than matched
- The design only shows one or two widths, and nobody decided what happens in between
- The team needs to keep publishing pages after launch without calling a developer every time
- An agency designed it and needs a developer to build the WordPress side
- A component in the design doesn't have an obvious Elementor equivalent
What I deliver
- Figma to WordPress builds, matched to the design rather than approximated
- PSD and PDF design files converted into a working WordPress site
- Elementor implementation with a Theme Builder set up for how the site is maintained afterwards
- Responsive behaviour decided at breakpoints the design file never showed
- Custom frontend development where a page builder can't match the design
- On-page SEO setup: meta fields, Open Graph, structured data and canonical handling
TECHNOLOGY I USE
- Figma
- WordPress
- Elementor
- Hello Elementor
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- PHP
How a design to WordPress build runs
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Read the file properly first
Spacing tokens, type scale, component states and whatever the design implies but doesn't show — understood before Elementor is even open.
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Decide the breakpoints the design didn't show
Tablet, small mobile and anything wider than the file's own frame — decided deliberately, in keeping with the rest of the design, not left to a default.
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Build in Elementor, or by hand where it needs to be
Elementor for anything the client's own team will maintain; custom-coded sections for interactions or layouts no page builder handles cleanly.
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Check pixel-by-pixel against the file
The build is compared directly against the Figma, PSD or PDF, not eyeballed — spacing, type and alignment matched, not approximated.
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Hand over something the team can actually run
Theme Builder templates and reusable components documented, so publishing a new page later doesn't need a developer.
Who you’re working with
Eleven years converting Figma, PSD and PDF files into working sites for design agencies means the build is checked against your file, not against a general sense of what looks right. Most of my clients are outside Bangladesh, primarily the UK, Germany and the US, and I work across European and North American time zones without difficulty.
- Based in
- Bangladesh, worldwide clients
- Experience
- 11 years in web development
- Rating
- 5.0 — every Upwork contract
- Response time
- Within one working day
Questions I get asked
Do you build from Figma, or only from a live style guide?
Figma is the most common source, but a static PSD or even a PDF works too, as long as it’s the signed-off version — spacing, type scale and states decided, not still in review.
Will the build match the design exactly?
That’s the point of this service. Spacing, type scale and component states are built to the file, not approximated — the parts that make a design worth paying for are usually the details a rushed build skips.
Do you use Elementor or write custom code?
Most builds are Elementor, because it lets a non-developer keep publishing afterwards without needing a developer for every page. Where Elementor genuinely can’t match a specific design detail or interaction, I write custom frontend code for that part instead. See Frontend Development for fully custom builds.
What about responsive behaviour the design file doesn't show?
A Figma file typically shows one or two widths. Every breakpoint in between and beyond is a decision I make deliberately, in line with the rest of the design, rather than left to a page builder’s default.
Can you also handle SEO and structured data?
Yes — meta titles and descriptions, Open Graph tags, structured data and canonical URLs are part of the build, not an afterthought. See WordPress SEO for ongoing work beyond the initial setup.
Is there a fixed price for a Figma to WordPress build?
Depends on page count and how much custom interaction the design needs — priced after seeing the actual file.
Projects built from a signed-off design
- Kinder City — a Figma design from an agency, converted into WordPress with Elementor on the Hello Elementor theme
- Canvascroft — built to a precise visual reference rather than a generic Elementor template
Available for new projects
NEXT STEP
Send the file — Figma link, PSD or PDF.
Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, working with clients and design agencies worldwide. Every serious enquiry gets a reply within one working day.
- Reply within one working day
- Fixed quote before work starts
- UK, EU and US hours covered
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