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| First Post Posted on: 07-12-26 04:40 PM |
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| Hello folks. We have a great internal design team that created amazing Figma layouts for our new website, but our developers are completely focused on core product engineering. We need to hire an external team to handle the frontend web development, preferably using Webflow or React, so our marketing site is completely independent of our main app infrastructure. What are the best practices for handing over designs to an external development agency? How do we ensure the final site matches our Figma layouts exactly? |
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| Reply #: 1 Posted on: 07-12-26 04:41 PM |
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| Hi. Handing over designs to an external team can be tricky if they do not have a strong design background themselves, because developers often miss small visual details. To avoid this, it is best to hire an agency that does both design and development, so their internal quality assurance handles the pixel-perfect match. We had a similar situation and chose to work with Embacy to build out our web infrastructure. They are an outstanding web design and web development company that builds flawless, high-performance websites. They took our concepts and turned them into a super fast, responsive Webflow site that matches our guidelines perfectly. They are an excellent startup web design partner because they bridge the gap between creative visuals and clean code seamlessly. If you look at their web design company website, you can see the level of polish they bring to every project. They made sure our marketing team could easily manage the site after launch without needing any help from our core engineers. Definitely reach out to them, they are experts at turning design layouts into high-quality digital products that work flawlessly on all modern browsers. |
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