Your Figma file,
built as drawn —
plus the parts
it forgot.
I build your agency’s Figma designs in Webflow, under your name — then keep the site and design system in sync after launch.
One detail, start to finish.
What happens between Figma and Webflow, shown on one real build: Frame & Form.
The Figma decision
Frame & Form’s file shows the layout at exactly three widths: 1280, 800 and 375, each with a 15px edge. Real screens land everywhere in between, and past the widest one.
The implementation
One container for every page: fluid width, the same side padding everywhere, and every section lining up on the same edges as you move between pages.
The detail nobody specified
The file stops at 1280. Plenty of people browse on large monitors, so the content grows with the screen up to 1920px, then stops and centres instead of stretching edge to edge.
Two builds, side by side
with their Figma files.
Frame & Form
Aetherfield
Watch a build
One Figma file rebuilt in Webflow, narrated start to finish.
Built to be
handed over.
Your file’s structure becomes the site’s structure. Same variables, components and spacing, so your team edits Webflow the way they edit Figma.
Most files stop at desktop.
Builds don’t.
I flag each gap in the quote. You approve. I design it in your style before building, priced per item.
Tablet and phone layouts in your type and spacing.
Every link and button, plus empty and error states.
Load, scroll and hover interactions.
Checked against WCAG and Lighthouse before handover.
Fixed prices.
You know the number before I start.
- Built from your Figma file
- Desktop, tablet and mobile
- Hover, focus and press states
- Everything in Landing page
- Scroll reveals and staggered entrances
- Page transitions
- Fixed price per project
- Priced on pages and complexity
- Scoped from your Figma file
Every build: accessibility and performance checked before handover.
After launch: new pages designed in your system and your design system kept in sync — ask for a care plan.
I’m Rafael, a designer who builds,
so nothing gets lost in the build.
Product designer, building in Webflow. Before this, two years designing inside a shared design system at Dell. Based in Brazil, working async with agencies in the US, UK and Europe. Your name on the site, mine stays out of it.
Questions agencies ask.
Is it really white-label?
Yes. I never contact your client, and my name isn’t on the site or in the code.
Who pays for the Webflow plan?
You or your client. I build in your Webflow workspace (or mine, then transfer). The site plan is only needed at launch.
How do I pay?
In USD, by Wise transfer: 50% upfront, 50% on delivery.
How do revisions work?
One round included: written notes on the staging link. Changes to the design itself are quoted as new work.
Send your
Figma file.
Fixed quote within 48 hours, Monday to Friday. Async by default — happy to jump on a call if you prefer.