Design to frontend Colabs

From Figma to an accessible responsive frontend

Colabs translates design intent into HTML, CSS and components. We resolve responsive behaviour, real content, keyboard use and interaction states beyond the Figma frame.

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Implementation

Design files leave important questions open

The frontend must handle long headings, validation errors, zoom, touch, keyboard navigation and screen readers.

We preserve the design language while defining those behaviours in code. Accessibility is also available as a standalone service.

What the implementation covers

  • Responsive layouts based on content, not fixed device snapshots
  • Semantic HTML, keyboard access and visible focus states
  • Accessible navigation, forms and validation feedback
  • Reusable components with defined variants and states
  • Maintainable CSS and sensible performance choices
  • Testing with realistic content and different viewport sizes
Figma-specific

We treat Figma as the specification and a conversation

Components, variants and design tokens reveal the system behind the screens. We flag choices that break with real content or accessibility requirements and propose an adjustment.

Useful inputs from the design team

  • Key layouts at more than one width
  • Components, variants and consistent styles
  • Hover, focus, active and error states
  • Navigation and form behaviour
  • Examples with short and long content
Incomplete designs

Incomplete designs are workable

A desktop concept or partial component set can be enough. We identify missing states and responsive rules, then confirm them during the build.

A good fit for

  • Founders and organisations with an approved Figma design
  • Design teams looking for an experienced frontend partner
  • Existing websites that need a visual refresh
  • Projects where accessibility must shape the build
  • Static or lightweight websites with reusable components
Process

From design review to tested frontend

1. Review the Figma file, content and technical context

2. Map components, responsive rules and missing states

3. Agree adjustments for usability and accessibility

4. Build with semantic HTML and maintainable CSS

5. Test screen sizes, keyboard use and assistive patterns

Have a Figma design that needs to be built?

Send the Figma link and project brief. We will review the scope, open questions and implementation.

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