Where designs are made — and how we hand them cleanly to code. Variables, auto-layout, branching.
Category · Frontend & UI
Where designs are made.
Figma is the collaborative design tool that runs in the browser and lets several people work at once. For us it isn't just a drawing tool but the bridge between design and implementation.
Auto Layout mirrors flexbox behaviour, Variables define design tokens, and branching lets design states run in parallel with development.
Handing over cleanly to code.
The value is created in the handover. When Figma Variables and the tokens in code carry the same values, the design stops being room for interpretation and becomes a template that translates one-to-one into components. Auto Layout makes it clear how an element behaves at different sizes.
What a tool doesn't solve.
Figma doesn't produce production-ready code, and exported layouts are no substitute for a well-considered component model. Without disciplined naming of Variables and components, even a beautiful file becomes a handover hurdle.