Figma Website Design
Figma website design before the build begins.
Work through your website's pages before committing to development. Finux uses Figma layouts to review content hierarchy, visual direction, and desktop and mobile screens. You can see where information belongs and give feedback while changes are still design decisions.
Where this helps.
- Your website idea needs clear page layouts before development.
- An existing site needs a more considered content hierarchy.
- Desktop and mobile designs need to be considered together.
Scope and deliverables.
The design work focuses on agreed website pages, responsive UX, and the brand direction. Development is a separate offering. Page count, content readiness, and the design handover are clarified in the brief.
- Website layouts in Figma for the agreed pages
- Responsive desktop and mobile layouts
Website design process
Turn content priorities into useful layouts.
Make the decisions visible and review them together.
Define the pages and journeys
Discuss what visitors need to understand and where the website should guide them.
Shape the key layouts
Arrange the agreed content and visual direction in Figma website layouts.
Consider smaller screens
Work through how the page hierarchy and layout adapt on desktop and mobile.
Review the handover
Refine the designs with feedback and agree the next steps for website development.
Figma design questions
Clarify the design and build boundary.
Will these layouts be a live website?
No. The deliverable is website design in Figma. A live website requires a separately agreed development scope.
Can you use our existing brand assets?
Yes. We can use the existing visual direction and discuss any gaps before designing the pages.
Are mobile layouts considered?
Responsive UX and desktop/mobile layouts are part of the existing design offering. The pages and responsive handover are defined for the project.
Connect the wider work.
Build a recognizable identity and a website experience shaped around your audience.
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