I review file access, final frames, fonts, and linked assets first. If a component is inconsistent or a state is missing, I raise it before it becomes a development assumption.
Shared components can guide reusable WordPress sections, while unique page compositions remain tailored to their content and purpose.
I show work at agreed checkpoints so you can compare implementation with the Figma reference and resolve design questions while changes are manageable.
Ready for Figma handoff? Share the file, page inventory, and prototype links so I can review what the WordPress build needs.
Share the design file or view access, linked assets, fonts, and any notes about interactions. Please identify the final screens and clarify whether prototypes show behavior that needs to be reproduced.
Yes. Components and variants help identify shared patterns and states. I review the file structure, then map reusable design elements to appropriate WordPress sections or components.
I use provided desktop and mobile frames as references. Where a breakpoint or state is missing, I confirm expected behavior with you rather than assuming the prototype covers every screen size.
Many common interactions can be recreated, but each needs review. Share prototype links and describe important states so I can determine whether Elementor, an existing plugin, or custom code is appropriate.
I can keep standard content editable in the WordPress editor and explain any custom components that need developer changes. The editing approach is agreed during scope definition.
The main factors are unique screens, responsive variants, interactions, content readiness, and integrations. I review these with you and send a fixed-scope estimate before work starts.
Or send me an email to andriy[at]andriy.space