How to publish Figma designs in WebFlow

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Looking to build a website without coding? Figma and WebFlow are your go-to tools for streamlining the web development journey. Figma is a web app for crafting interface designs, while WebFlow is a code-free platform for building websites. Together, they empower you to bring your website to life with minimal development hassle.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced designer, this Figma to Webflow tutorial serves as your roadmap, offering insights and tips for every stage of the webpage design and building process. From designing to publishing, I’ll show you how to convert figma to webflow with ease.

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Chapter 1 of 3: How to design a web page in Figma
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I’ve always believed that there’s no better way to learn a tool than simply diving in and creating something with it. So, instead of just talking about how to design a web page in Figma, let’s use a real-world example. Since the Productive Shop website didn’t have a landing page dedicated to our WebFlow design […]
Chapter 2 of 3: Getting started with WebFlow
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WebFlow empowers you to build beautiful and functional websites without writing code.  So let’s say you followed our Figma tutorial in chapter 1 and designed a landing page. Next, you need to get started with WebFlow. But how? Just follow our WebFlow tutorial for beginners. 1. Create your WebFlow account Open the WebFlow design to […]
Chapter 3 of 3: How to export from Figma to WebFlow
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With your landing page designed in Figma and your WebFlow workspace prepared for action in the previous chapters, it’s time now to seamlessly connect the dots between the two platforms. This last part of our journey will provide you with all the steps to smoothly transform your Figma creation into a dynamic, operational landing page […]

Frequently asked questions

What is WebFlow?

WebFlow is a design to code platform for designing and building websites. It combines design tools for creating layouts and styles, with dev features that generate clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. Additionally, it includes a built-in CMS for efficiently managing website content.

Do you need a developer to publish website from Figma on WebFlow?

No, you don’t necessarily need a developer to publish on WebFlow. However, there are situations where a developer might be helpful:

  • Custom functionality: If your website requires complex features (e.g. advanced resource center or mega navigation) that go beyond WebFlow’s built-in capabilities, a developer could help your team fill in that gap.
  • Advanced integrations: Integrating third-party tools or services with your WebFlow website might involve some coding expertise.
  • Domain management & security:  While WebFlow offers basic domain management features, some users might prefer a developer’s expertise to handle more complex domain configurations or security measures.
  • Large-scale websites:  For very large or data-driven websites, a developer’s experience can streamline the development process and optimize website performance beyond WebFlow’s limitations.

Does WebFlow have reliable hosting?

Yes, WebFlow offers reliable hosting with a strong reputation for uptime and performance. WebFlow prioritizes uptime, a key indicator of hosting reliability. They strive for 99.99% uptime for their hosting infrastructure, which translates to minimal website downtime. By using WebFlow hosting, you can focus on building your website without worrying about server configuration or maintenance tasks. WebFlow takes care of these technical aspects.

Julia Taran

Julia Taran

UI/UX designer

Julia Taran is a web and graphic designer at Productive Shop. She has finished one of the top UI/UX courses from Mate Academy in Ukraine (founded by an ex-Google employee), a graphic design course, a no-code design course and several SEO courses from Hubspot. She's now upgrading her knowledge with the Google UI/UX course. Julia has more than 3 years of experience in design — from mobile apps and websites to brand books and newsletters. She is a pro in Figma, Photoshop and Illustrator. She has a passion for animation and loves art (yes, she can distinguish Manet from Monet), having visited world-famous exhibitions in Paris, Rome, Venice, Vienna, Berlin, Amsterdam etc. Julia starts her mornings with the latest trends in the world of design instead of coffee. She shares her office with Sunny puppy, who is an honorable employee at the Productive Shop and attends all the meetings and stand-ups. In her free time, Julia rides a snowboard, plays a happy drum instrument (that looks like an alien ship) and travels. Julia’s credo, borrowed from Pablo Picasso, is that everything you can imagine is real.