Design to HTML conversion that is pixel-accurate and standards-clean
Figma, XD, Sketch or PSD to responsive, accessible, semantic front-end code
You have the design. What you need is front-end code that matches it at every breakpoint, loads quickly, and does not fall apart the first time somebody adds a longer heading. We convert Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch and Photoshop files into semantic HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or into React components, a WordPress theme or a tested email template.
From design file to production front end
Designers hand over screens. Developers need components. The gap between those two things is where most of the argument in a project happens, and it is the gap we fill.
Every frame in your file becomes semantic markup with a CSS architecture somebody else can maintain. Responsive behaviour is agreed for each breakpoint before we start, in writing, including the awkward middle sizes that designs rarely cover. Interactions are written in plain JavaScript or in whatever framework your team already uses.
Output can be static HTML, React or Next.js components, a WordPress block theme, or HTML email that survives Outlook.
What is checked before delivery
Markup validated, an accessibility pass against WCAG 2.2 AA with a keyboard and a screen reader, images compressed and served in modern formats, and a Lighthouse report attached so you can see the numbers rather than take our word for them. Two rounds of revisions are included, and we would rather you use them.
What design-to-code includes
Figma / XD / Sketch / PSD to HTML5
Semantic, validated markup with a CSS architecture that another developer can pick up without a phone call.
Responsive conversion
Breakpoints agreed in writing before the build, including the in-between widths designs usually skip, then tested on real devices.
React / Next.js components
A design system turned into typed, reusable components with the props your team would have chosen themselves.
Explore →WordPress themes
Designs converted into block themes, so your editors can build new pages from the same components rather than requesting them.
Explore →HTML email templates
Table-based where it has to be, tested through Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail, with a plain-text version written to match.
Accessibility & performance
WCAG 2.2 AA checks, compressed and correctly sized assets, and a Lighthouse report handed over with the code.
Ten working days, typically
File reviewday 1–2
We read the file properly and come back with questions about layers, states, breakpoints and the interactions the design implies but does not show.
Builddays 3–8
Markup, styles and behaviour written against the design, with the first page shared early so the conventions can be agreed.
QAdays 8–10
Cross-browser and real-device checks, keyboard navigation, validation, and a side-by-side comparison against the original frames.
Deliveryday 10
Source files, optimised assets and the QA checklist, with two revision rounds included after handover.
From $350/page
From $350 per page for static HTML; component libraries and themes quoted per design system.
Design to code, answered
What is PSD to HTML conversion?
Turning a static design file into working front-end code. The name stuck from the Photoshop era; these days the source is far more often Figma or Adobe XD. The job is identical, and so are the questions the design forgot to answer.
How long does a conversion take?
Two to ten working days for most projects, depending on the number of unique templates and how much interaction is involved. We quote after looking at the actual file, since a tidy component-based Figma file takes half the time of a flat one.
Will the code be responsive?
Yes, and we agree the breakpoints with you before writing anything. Testing happens on real devices as well as in the browser, because a resized desktop window hides most of the problems that show up on a phone.
Do you work with Bootstrap, Tailwind or our own framework?
Any of those, plus plain CSS, React and Next.js components, and WordPress block themes. Tell us the conventions your team already follows and we will write to them rather than importing ours.
Which design file formats do you accept?
Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, Photoshop and Illustrator. Figma is easiest to quote from because we can inspect spacing and components directly. A flattened PSD with everything on one layer is possible but slower.
Will the resulting code be SEO-friendly?
The technical parts are handled: semantic headings, landmark elements, optimised images, fast loading and validated markup. That is the foundation search engines need. The content and the ongoing SEO are a separate job.
Your design, exactly, in code.
Send the file and tell us the target stack. You get a fixed quote inside a business day.