An interface users understand immediately
Clear hierarchy, familiar patterns and deliberate visual design reduce hesitation and confusion.
01 · CLARITY
UI/UX & Figma to Website
UI/UX & Figma to Website
Axtivon converts existing Figma designs into clean, responsive, accessible code, and designs interfaces from scratch when no design exists yet, so the site your visitors use matches the one your team approved, on every device and with every assistive technology.
- Figma files converted pixel-for-pixel into code
- Original UX/UI design when no design exists yet
- Responsive and WCAG-aligned by default
UI/UX and Figma-to-website work for teams that need design turned into a real, working site
B2B companies
Agencies without in-house dev
Product and SaaS teams
Retail and service brands
In-house marketing teams
The direct answer
What does UI/UX and Figma-to-website work actually involve?
It covers two connected things: turning an existing Figma design into clean, responsive, accessible code, and designing the interface from scratch when no design exists yet. Many agencies and in-house teams can produce a polished Figma file but have no reliable way to turn it into a working website, or need the UX and UI design work done before that is even possible. Axtivon does both: original interface design when needed, and pixel-accurate, technically sound development of designs that already exist, whether ours or someone else's.
Built around business outcomes
Good design should be usable, consistent and accessible, not just polished.
Every design and build decision should make the interface clearer to use, easier to extend and accessible to more people, not just more visually refined.
A consistent design system
Reusable components keep every page, form and state visually and functionally consistent.
02 · CONSISTENCYAn interface more people can use
WCAG-aligned colour contrast, keyboard support and semantic structure widen who can use the site.
03 · ACCESSIBILITYDesign that ships faster
A documented component library means new pages and features reach production faster.
04 · VELOCITY
UI/UX and Figma to website capabilities
What we design and build, from Figma file to production code
From converting an existing design to designing an interface from scratch, the work is scoped to what already exists and what still needs to be created.
Figma-to-code conversion
Existing Figma files are translated into clean, responsive, production-ready code, matching the design closely while meeting technical standards.
Web DevelopmentUX/UI design from scratch
When no design exists yet, we research, wireframe and design the interface before a single line of code is written.
Conversion Rate OptimizationDesign systems and component libraries
Reusable components, tokens and patterns keep every page consistent and speed up future development.
Custom Software DevelopmentResponsive design across breakpoints
Layouts are designed and built to hold up correctly across mobile, tablet and desktop, not just at one reference width.
Website OptimizationAccessibility and WCAG alignment
Colour contrast, keyboard navigation, semantic markup and screen reader support are built in, not retrofitted.
WordPress DevelopmentDeveloper handoff and documentation
Specs, component documentation and design tokens are handed over in a format your developers or in-house team can actually use.
WooCommerce Development
A clear delivery process
From Figma file, or a blank canvas, to a coded, documented build.
Each stage has a clear output, so design intent survives the handover into working code.
Discovery and design audit
We review any existing Figma files, brand guidelines, target users and technical constraints behind the project.
Output: design audit and scoped briefUX research and information architecture
User flows, sitemap and wireframes structure the content and journeys before visual design begins.
Output: wireframes and user flowsUI design and design system
Typography, colour, spacing and components are designed as a system, not a set of one-off screens.
Output: approved design systemPrototyping and review
An interactive prototype is tested and refined with stakeholders before development starts.
Output: approved, tested prototypeDevelopment and QA
Designs, ours or yours, are coded into clean, responsive, accessible markup, then tested across devices and browsers.
Output: working staging siteHandover and documentation
Component documentation, design tokens and technical notes are handed over to your developers or in-house team.
Output: documented, launch-ready build
What the project can include
One connected UI/UX and development scope.
The exact scope depends on whether a design already exists, but every project brings these disciplines together.
Strategy and structure
- UX research and audit
- User flow and information architecture
- Content and component inventory
- Accessibility requirements review
- Design and development plan
UX/UI design
- Wireframes and user flows
- Visual design system
- High-fidelity Figma designs
- Interactive prototypes
- Stakeholder review and iteration
Development
- Figma-to-code conversion
- Responsive, semantic markup
- Reusable component code
- Cross-browser and cross-device testing
- Staging environment
Accessibility and handover
- WCAG 2.1/2.2 alignment checks
- Keyboard and screen reader testing
- Design tokens and style guide
- Component documentation
- Developer handover notes
Connected by design
Your design should connect to the platform it lives on.
We connect the interface work to the CMS, development stack and measurement tools your team already relies on.
- Design handoff to your development or in-house team
- CMS and platform integration, including WordPress and WooCommerce builds
- Analytics and behaviour tools used to validate design decisions
- Accessibility and QA testing throughout the build
UI/UX & Figma to WebsiteOne connected foundation
Design
Development
CMS
Analytics
Accessibility
Devices
Why Axtivon
A UI/UX partner that also ships production code.
A great Figma file that never becomes a working website, or a coded site that technically matches the design but excludes some of its users, both fail the same test. We treat design and development as one discipline.
Design and code under one roof
The same team designs the interface and builds it, so nothing is lost in translation.
Pixel fidelity, technically sound
Figma files are converted into clean, semantic code, not a rough visual approximation.
WCAG taken seriously
Accessibility is treated as a build requirement, not an afterthought.
Systems that scale
Design systems and component libraries make future pages faster to design and build.
Genuinely responsive
Tested across real breakpoints and devices, not just resized in a browser window.
Related Axtivon services
Combine this with the wider growth system.
Frequently asked questions
Questions, answered clearly.
Can you build a website from a Figma file another agency designed?
Yes. We regularly convert Figma files we did not design ourselves into clean, responsive, accessible code, matching the intended design while flagging anything that will not translate well to a real browser.
What if we don't have a Figma design yet?
We handle UX and UI design from scratch, research, wireframes, a visual design system and high-fidelity Figma screens, before any development begins.
Do you follow WCAG accessibility guidelines?
Yes. Colour contrast, keyboard navigation, semantic markup and screen reader support are built in during design and development, aligned with WCAG 2.1/2.2, which is increasingly expected across the EU.
What is a design system and do we actually need one?
A design system is a documented set of reusable components, colours, type and spacing rules. It matters once a site has more than a handful of page types, it keeps new pages consistent and speeds up future development.
Will the coded website match our Figma design exactly?
We aim for pixel fidelity wherever it is technically sound, and flag the rare cases, such as certain hover states or font rendering, where a browser cannot reproduce a design element exactly.
Can you hand the design system to our own developers instead of building the site yourselves?
Yes. We can deliver documented components, design tokens and specs your in-house or external developers can implement directly, without requiring us to build the final site.
Start with the business goal