#Figma to Code

[psdtohtmlninja]

Learn how to transform your Figma designs into beautiful and functional websites using this step-by-step guide.

[izicodes]

Tuesday 20th February 2024

Here is a speed design(?) I am not sure what you would call it but basically, me designing more pages for my imaginary fanfiction website! I focused on the Profile > About Me page! I like the design so far but something feels off, I am not sure~! ✨

Just after I ended the video, I learnt how to make Figma frames longer without stretching the elements inside... would have been a lifesaver moments ago but all well~! 🥰☠️

The program I am using is called Figma (my love, my baby)

[neospidey]

Skidaddle skidoodle

Wednesday, 11/22/2023 ❄️

I have now blasted your retinas with an ungodly amount of light, you're welcome. Anyways, this is the latest iteration of my portfolio... still haven't gotten around to actually coding it though. I'm thinking I should probably code my website in WordPress to be safe(r). Knowing me I'd probably unintentionally attract at least one person that will attempt an SQL injection or something. Speaking of which, I got sidetracked and now I'm learning about basic cybersecurity over at TryHackMe.

[code-es]

March!

If you remember, my goal for the end of February was to have a figma prototype done for my portfolio...which i only remembered yesterday. So i hurridley mushed my idea together and this is some sort of first draft!

I was originally inspired by Obsidians spiderweb concept of linking one's notes together, as I wanted to kind of represent myself that way.

And then this is the design I am going for:

(Censoring my name cause idk if i wanna doxx myself on here yet lol...)

I'm not completely sure about the fonts and minor details yet, but i am sure I wanna go with this spiderweb/solar system/circles kind of theme. Now the question remains how I'm actually gonna implement this in code, and how much i can manage to get done before april... I'm guessing it'll be a lot of position absolute, and I have an idea on how to make it responsive but we'll see how that turns out...

For now I'm glad I actually stuck to my goal and i am still in the "dream big" part of the project. I will be scaling down and concretizing as I go.

Now to do laundry and study some Next.js for my school client project (which is so chaotic lmao). Hope you're all doing well!! Remember to drink water and have your vitamins!! 💜(mostly a reminder to myself)

[abiya-kavinu]

🌐 Top 10 Tools Every Web Developer Should Know in 2024 🚀

Hey, guys👋 If you're diving into the world of web development or looking to level up your skills, here are the top 10 tools you need to check out this year:

Visual Studio Code - The ultimate code editor with tons of extensions to boost your productivity. 💻✨

GitHub - Manage your code and collaborate with others seamlessly. 🛠️🤝

Bootstrap - Design responsive websites quickly with this popular CSS framework. 📱🎨

Figma - Collaborate on UI/UX designs in real-time with this powerful design tool. 🖌️👥

Node.js - Build scalable server-side applications using JavaScript. 🌐🔧

Webpack - Optimize your JavaScript files and manage dependencies efficiently. ⚙️📦

React.js - Create interactive UIs with this widely-used JavaScript library. ⚛️🔍

Sass - Write more maintainable CSS with features like variables and mixins. 🧩📝

Postman - Test APIs and ensure everything runs smoothly. 🔍💡

Jira - Track tasks and manage agile workflows for smooth project management. 📊📅

These tools can supercharge your development process and help you build amazing web applications. For those looking to take their projects to the next level, partnering with a web application development agency could be the key to unlocking even more potential. 🚀💼

[weblession]

How can I control render blocking in an HTML and React.js application? Render blocking can significantly impact the performance of your HTML and React.js application, slowing down the initial load time and user experience. It occurs when the browser is prevented from rendering the page until certain resources, like scripts or stylesheets, are loaded and executed. To control render blocking, you can employ various techniques and optimizations. Let's explore some of them with code examples.

[akosuaexe]

18.03.2024

Today was a decently normal Monday. My teachers informed me today that I might be getting an essay I completed a while ago and getting my science test results back soon.

After school, I tried to start the home page of the website I'm currently building Project.Spider and I would like to say that thanks to the help of Bing AI, ChatGPT and Visual Studio Code, I could finish one part.

🎧- Shut up my mom's calling - Hotel Ugly

🌲- 3hrs

[xiabablog]

Cooking up a new project idea whilst watching men wrestle is such a vibe~! Let's go 2024~!! 😏🙌🏾💗

Btw my favourite WWE Wrestler is LA Knight (seen in the picture) because he's good-looking 🤷🏾‍♀️

[arachnidiots-a]

little tiny shoutout to @lvebug & @lampllghter who have my whole heart and have been the busiest of bees and helping to build up the web... we are all concerningly unwell and so talented

[lipid]

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[jwt5000]

Made this blog, finally.

I'm not amazing with personal branding yet, and social media as a business tool is something I'm extremely new to. Hopefully being active on here will help.

I've designed and coded this starter site. Designed with Figma and coded in HTML and CSS, and I'm really happy with it. If anyone does see this and has any critiques, advice, or other places for improvement, I would love to hear it.

Looking forward to stuff, and maybe even things.

[psdtohtmlninja]

Figma to HTML Conversion: Simple Guide To Convert Figma To HTML

Introduction: In the modern web development landscape, designers and developers often collaborate using tools that bridge the gap between design and code. Figma, a popular design tool, is widely used for creating stunning web interfaces. However, turning those designs into functional websites requires converting Figma to HTML. This process might seem complex, but with the right approach, you can efficiently convert Figma to HTML, ensuring that your designs come to life on the web.

Why Convert Figma to HTML? Figma is an excellent tool for crafting visual designs, but to bring those designs to the web, you need HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Converting Figma to HTML allows you to take a static design and transform it into a responsive, interactive website. This conversion is essential whether you're creating a standalone website or integrating your design into a content management system like WordPress.

Step-by-Step Guide to Convert Figma to HTML:

Prepare Your Figma Design Before diving into the conversion, ensure your Figma design is well-organized. Use consistent naming conventions for layers, group similar elements, and double-check that your design is pixel-perfect. This preparation will make the conversion process smoother and more efficient.

Export Figma Assets The first step in Figma to HTML conversion is exporting the necessary assets. Figma allows you to export images, icons, and other elements in various formats such as PNG, SVG, or JPG. Select the elements you want to export, right-click, and choose the export option. These assets will be used in your HTML and CSS files.

Convert Figma to HTML/CSS

Manual Coding: Start by setting up a basic HTML structure using semantic elements like <header>, <section>, and <footer>. Write CSS to style these elements according to the design specifications in Figma. Pay attention to typography, color schemes, and spacing.

Using Figma Plugins: There are Figma plugins like "Figma to Code" that can help automate parts of the conversion. These plugins generate HTML and CSS code based on your design. While not perfect, they can significantly speed up the process and provide a good starting point for further customization.

Responsive Design Ensure your converted design is responsive. Use media queries in your CSS to adjust the layout for different screen sizes. Figma allows you to design for multiple screen resolutions, and your HTML/CSS should reflect this adaptability.

Integrate with WordPress (Optional) If you're working on a WordPress project, you can convert Figma to WordPress by creating custom templates. Export your Figma design elements, then integrate them into a WordPress theme using PHP. This step requires a bit more technical knowledge, but it allows for seamless content management and dynamic features.

Test and Optimize After converting Figma to HTML, thoroughly test your website across different browsers and devices. Optimize images and code to ensure fast loading times. Validation tools can help you check for any HTML or CSS errors that might affect the user experience.

Conclusion Converting Figma to HTML is a crucial step in turning your design ideas into a functional website. Whether you choose to manually code or leverage tools and plugins, following a structured approach will help you achieve a pixel-perfect result. As web design continues to evolve, mastering the Figma to HTML conversion process will enhance your ability to create responsive, interactive, and visually appealing websites.

[izicodes]

Completed the About Page

I'm licking my work because I am so proud of it. Why am I spending more time on designing this fake fanfic website? I don't know but it's a lot of fun! It's the same when you build a world around your original characters and get excited over it - that's the same here for me.

Finally able to stretch the screen so I can add the elements as you scroll down~!

Will it ever become real? Maybe not, but it's fun~! [previous post]

[neospidey]

My new project, a portfolio!

Wednesday, 10/18/2023 ☕

I've finally started working on a portfolio website for myself! Before diving into the code I thought I'd make it easier on myself by making a mock-up in Figma. Turns out Figma is more difficult to get good at than it looks though (●´∀｀●)ﾌ I did manage to make something that I'm pretty pleased with in the end (with some placeholders). An update will be coming within the next couple of days! In the meantime, if you have any thoughts on the theme/layout so far feel welcome to leave them below ^-^

[code-es]

let today = new Date(14 march 2023)

This was my set up for today's study/work session at the study room i had booked at the library, coffee, water and a granola bar ft. a friendly message on the wall:

study, don't look at your phone, idiot

Got some work done on the design for our client project, only to now receive a design from the UX ppl we thought had abandoned us... 1 week before the project finishes. Back to square one and creating yet another new git repo for this design... 3rd time's the charm, right? At least now I'll 100% know how to set up a next.js project lmao

Hope you're doing well!! Good luck in your studies and take care 🫶🫶

[codemerything]

project update log(1)

I wanted to take my time with this project and make the entire process more enjoyable and save as much time as possible, and for that, I had to bring revisit Figma an app I used to frequent a lot back in my UI/UX & Brand Identity days to create a visual of how I wanted my site to look like.

The reason I wanted I did this is that I wanted to have a reference that will aid me when I am building it so I don't waste time trying to decide which font goes where and what colour I should use as that slows down the entire process, creating this visual will save me a lot of time.

The design I was going for "minimal but on-brand" with the design. I didn't want to complicate it with so many design components so the users don't get distracted. IMO the design isn't the best but I can surely work with this. Let's say you don't have a clue about the site and your friend sent you a link to check it out, the illustration in the background and the colour palette (which is basically white and this tint of green) are familiar and you can easily navigate it.

The features The search bar is where you'll input your location to get a result. "about project" will tell you what the project is about and how you can go use it. Every other thing on the page is to display results and suggestions.

More on this project later. Have a great day!