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Figma designers who hand over files a developer can build from

For teams whose product design lives in Figma and now has to become a working interface. We build the design system, the component library and the handoff files, then build the front end from them and keep running it.

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What they do

Figma designers who hand over files a developer can build from, end to end.

Design systems

Colour, type, spacing and elevation defined as Figma variables and styles, with tokens named the same way they are named in code. One change in the library moves every screen that uses it.

Component libraries

Buttons, forms, cards, tables and navigation built as proper components with variants and properties, published to a shared library so every file in the team pulls from one source.

Product and app screens

End-to-end flows for the screens people actually work in: dashboards, list and detail views, forms, empty states and error states, drawn at the breakpoints you support rather than one desktop width.

Marketing site and store design

Page designs drawn against the sections Webflow and Shopify can genuinely build, so the layout you sign off is the layout that ships instead of an approximation reached during the build.

Buildable handoff

Auto layout, constraints and responsive behaviour set properly, redlines where they matter, and a written note on every interaction state. Developers should not have to guess what happens on hover.

Prototypes and file reviews

Clickable Figma prototypes for user testing and stakeholder sign-off, plus reviews of files you already have to find detached components, duplicate styles and screens that cannot be built as drawn.

How it runs

Plan. Build. Run.

01

30 minute call

You show us the product or the files you have now. We work out what exists, what is missing and what has to be designed first. No deck, and no paid discovery phase before you know the price.

02

Fixed scope, timeline and price

We write down the screens, components and files we will deliver, when each part lands and what it costs. You approve that before anything starts. Later scope changes get priced separately, not absorbed quietly.

03

Design in the open

You get access to the Figma file from day one rather than a reveal at the end. We work in short passes, share progress in the file, and take comments there so feedback stays attached to the screen it belongs to.

04

Handoff, build and run

We hand over the library and the specs, and we can build the front end ourselves in Webflow, Shopify or code. After launch the design system stays on the run retainer and keeps being updated.

Why infoloop

We do not hand over and leave.

  • We build what we designMost design suppliers stop at the file. We do the front end too, so nothing gets drawn that cannot be built, and nobody is left arguing about whose problem the gap is.
  • Files stay maintained after launchDesign systems rot when the person who made them moves on. On the run retainer we keep the library current as the product changes, and keep the live site matching it.
  • One team through to productionThe same people who set the tokens wire them into Webflow, Shopify or the codebase. No handover meeting, no translation loss between what was drawn and what ships.
  • Decisions written down, not rememberedEvery component carries a note on when to use it and what its states are. New designers and developers can pick the file up without a briefing call from us first.
  • Plain scope, no retainer creepFixed scope, fixed price and fixed dates agreed before we start. If you want more, we price it. Nothing rolls quietly into an open-ended monthly bill.

What you get

Every engagement includes these, in writing, before work starts.

  • A published Figma library of components with variants, properties and usage notes
  • Design tokens for colour, type, spacing and radius, named to match the code
  • Responsive screens drawn at every breakpoint you actually support
  • A clickable prototype covering the main flows end to end
  • Handoff notes covering states, interactions and edge cases
  • Colour and text contrast checked against WCAG AA levels

Who this is for

Three situations where this is the right call.

A product that grew without a system

Every screen was drawn from scratch, the file holds eleven shades of grey and no two buttons match. You need the existing product pulled into one library before the next round of features goes in on top of it.

Design and engineering keep disagreeing

Files get thrown over the wall, developers rebuild them their own way, and the live product drifts from the design within a month. You want the same team drawing it and building it so the gap closes for good.

A site or store rebuild is coming

A Webflow or Shopify rebuild is on the calendar and you want the design settled first, drawn against what the platform can genuinely do, so the build is assembly rather than a negotiation about every section.

Questions

What buyers ask us first.

What do infoloop's Figma designers actually deliver?
You get a Figma file that can be built from directly. That means a published component library with variants and properties, design tokens for colour, type, spacing and radius named to match what goes into code, responsive screens at every breakpoint you support, a clickable prototype of the main flows, and written handoff notes covering states, interactions and edge cases. infoloop also builds front ends in Webflow, Shopify and code, so the files are drawn against what the build platform can genuinely do rather than being an idealised picture that gets compromised later during the build.
How much does it cost, and how is the engagement structured?
Every engagement starts with a 30 minute call. From that we write a fixed scope, timeline and price before any work begins, so you approve the number in advance instead of watching an hourly count climb. Price depends on how many screens and components are in scope, how much of the existing file can be reused, and whether you also want the front end built. If scope changes mid-project we price the change and you decide; nothing is quietly absorbed or quietly billed. After launch, ongoing design and site work runs on the managed retainer.
How long does a Figma design engagement take?
We commit to dates in the fixed scope before work starts, so the honest answer for your project comes out of the 30 minute call rather than a number on a page. What moves the timeline is the number of distinct screens, how many components have to be built from scratch instead of consolidated from what exists, how many breakpoints you support, and how quickly feedback comes back to us. Work runs in short passes with progress visible in the Figma file from day one, so you are never waiting weeks to see something. If a date is going to slip we say so the week it becomes likely.
Can you work with our existing files and alongside our in-house designers?
Yes, and working with what exists is usually cheaper than starting again. We audit the current file first: which components are real components and which are detached copies, how many near-duplicate colours and text styles are in circulation, and which screens cannot be built as drawn. Then we consolidate into one published library and rebuild only what is holding the rest back. Where you have in-house designers we work inside your file as an extra pair of hands, agree naming and structure with them before publishing anything, and leave the file reading as though your own team wrote it.
Do you build the design as well, or only design it?
Both, and that is the point of hiring us rather than a design-only supplier. infoloop builds Webflow sites, Shopify stores, headless CMS setups on Webflow CMS or Strapi, and AI agents put into production with guardrails and monitoring. The same team that defines the tokens and components can wire them into the build, so there is no handover meeting where intent gets lost and no argument about whether something is buildable. If you already have engineers in-house we hand over to them instead, with the library, tokens and specs written so they can work without ringing us.
What happens after launch?
The design system does not freeze on launch day. On the infoloop run retainer we keep the Figma library and the live site or product in step as things change: new components get added to the library rather than drawn ad hoc, tokens get updated in both places at once, and retired patterns get taken out. The retainer covers monitoring, fixes with agreed response targets, improvements, security updates and a monthly report on what changed. Most design suppliers hand the file over and leave. We stay on, and the file stays accurate.

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