The Best Tutorials We Could Find: A blog about taking your design from Figma to HTML.
This blog a compilation of tutorials I’ve found online that I think are the best for learning how to take your design from Figma to code.
1. Designing Simple Weather App in Figma
This is a very simple, but nicely explained tutorial that helps you build a basic weather app. It also goes through how to use Figma styles and components which is a topic that is often overlooked when it comes to tutorials.
2. Creating a responsive dashboard from a Figma Template
This tutorial goes over how to create responsive dashboard using CSS Grid and Flexbox. The author uses the free admin dashboard template from figma-resources which is an extremely useful resource for finding UI Kits and templates in Figma.
Whether you’re a designer, a developer, or both, there will be times when you need to translate your design ideas into HTML and CSS. Figma to HTML is a tutorial blog that shows you how to do this in the best way possible. We’ve done our research and collected the best tutorials we could find.
We know that learning HTML and CSS can be hard. And even though there are many tutorials out there, it can still take a lot of time to find what you’re looking for. That’s why we’ve made this blog—to make life easier for those of you who want to learn HTML and CSS from Figma.
Thank you for visiting Figma to HTML!
A lot of designers have gone through the process of designing a website and thinking, “This would be fun to code”. But when it comes time to actually go from Figma to HTML, a few problems arise.
Most tutorials teach you how to code a site using one specific layout. And if you want to learn how to code a design that looks different? You’re out of luck. If a tutorial does show you how to design a website from scratch, it’s likely going to be a simple landing page without many advanced layouts.
Another issue is that most tutorials focus on the “how”. They teach you step by step how to code something. But they don’t focus on the “why”. Why you should use this layout over another one? Or why you shouldn’t use images for an icon?
This blog is meant as an easy-to-follow guide on going from Figma to HTML while also teaching you why certain decisions are made along the way. We hope that by the end of this guide, you will have learned enough about coding and designing websites to feel comfortable doing any future projects on your own!
Figma is a powerful tool for UI designers. It’s beautiful, easy to use, and has some incredible features.
But one thing it can’t do well is hand you HTML code.
Paid Figma plugins exist that convert your design to code, but they’re not perfect and you can’t be sure what you’ll get.
So we found the best tutorials out there on how to manually code your designs in HTML and CSS, and put them all in one place.
In this blog, I’m going to talk about the best tutorials that I could find.
Figma is a popular tool for designers and developers that allows for real-time collaboration, fast prototyping, and a lot more.
Figma was created in 2012 as an open-source design tool, but since then has grown into one of the most widely used collaborative design tools on the market.
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