From Figma to WordPress: My Elementor Workflow towards Live Websites
As a web designer who specializes in Elementor, few things are more satisfying than transforming a detailed Figma mockup into a live, responsive WordPress website. Over time, I’ve developed a smooth, repeatable workflow using Elementor that helps bring designs to life — efficiently and without writing code. Here’s my step-by-step process. Step 1: Preparing the Figma Design A successful website build begins with a clean Figma file. Organize Layers Clearly : Use names like Header , Hero_Section , Footer , etc. Use Components and Auto Layout : It makes sections reusable and easier to replicate. Export Assets Smartly : Images: Use compressed JPG, PNG, or WebP. Icons: Always export as SVG for quality and scalability. Document Global Styles : Set font sizes, line heights, and colors in Figma, which you’ll use later in Elementor. Plan Responsiveness Early : Design for desktop, tablet, and mobile using constraints and resize features. Step 2: Building the W...