Hire Figma designers who draw what can be built

A Figma file somebody can build straight from. One published set of parts with all their variations. Your colors, text sizes, spacing and corner rounding recorded once, under the same names the code uses. Screens drawn at every width you support. A clickable version of the main journeys. And written notes on what happens when somebody hovers, clicks, types the wrong thing or leaves a box empty. Because we also build websites, shops and product front ends ourselves, everything is drawn against what the platform can genuinely produce, not an ideal picture that gets compromised during the build.

Half an hour on the phone first. From that we write down the list, the dates and one price, all agreed before work begins, so you approve the number in advance instead of watching an hourly clock climb. What moves the price is how many distinct screens and parts are involved, how much of your existing file can be salvaged and reused, and whether you also want us to build the thing afterwards. If the job grows part way through, we price the extra bit and you decide. Nothing is quietly absorbed and nothing is quietly billed.

We commit to dates in writing before starting, so the honest answer for your project comes out of that first call rather than a number printed on a page. What stretches a timeline is the number of separate screens, how many parts must be drawn from scratch instead of merged from what exists, how many widths you support, and how fast your comments come back. Work happens in short bursts with progress visible in the file from the first day, so you are never waiting weeks to see anything. If a date looks like slipping, we tell you the week it becomes likely, not afterwards.

Yes, and salvaging what exists is usually cheaper than starting again. We go through the current file first: which pieces are genuine reusable parts and which are copies that have drifted, how many nearly identical grays and text sizes are floating about, and which screens cannot be built as drawn. Then we merge everything into one published set and redraw only what is holding the rest back. Where you have your own designers we work inside your file as an extra pair of hands, agree names and structure with them before publishing anything, and leave it reading as though your own team wrote it.

Both, and that is the point of coming to us rather than a drawing-only supplier. We build websites, online shops, content setups and AI assistants that go in front of real customers. So the same people who decide the colors and spacing can put them into the finished thing, with no handover meeting where the intention gets lost and no argument about whether something is buildable at all. If you already have developers in-house we hand over to them instead, with the parts, the names and the notes written clearly enough that they never need to call us.

It does not freeze on launch day, the way most design files do. On our monthly plan we keep the file and the live product in step as things change. New parts go into the shared set rather than being drawn alone in a corner. A color change lands in both places on the same day. Old patterns you have stopped using are taken out, so nobody copies them by mistake. The same plan covers watching the live product, repairs inside an agreed time, improvements, security updates and a written monthly report. Most suppliers hand the file over and leave. We stay, and the file stays true.