NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES

Figma comps that match production

Front-end implementation from approved designs—responsive HTML/CSS, React or Next.js components, or WordPress themes— with accessibility, performance budgets, and design QA built into every sprint from Karachi.

Start a build brief Web & design hub

Pixel-faithful builds Responsive & accessible Design QA checkpoints Named solution architects

Design-to-web

Close the gap between design approval and live URL

The handoff breaks when developers guess at spacing, skip focus states, or ship a desktop layout that collapses on mobile. NASBIX design-to-web squads implement from your Figma—or our web design and UI/UX output—with side-by-side reviews so stakeholders sign off on staging, not surprises on launch day.

We implement on the stack you already chose: semantic HTML/CSS, React or Next.js, or WordPress block themes. Named architects keep component boundaries clean so marketing can add pages without breaking the system—and so your internal team can extend the codebase after handover.

Breakpoint behavior matched to comps—not generic Bootstrap shrink
Semantic markup, keyboard flows, and contrast checked before merge
Assets optimized: fonts, SVGs, responsive images, and lazy loading
Storybook or living style guide when multiple authors will touch UI

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Design-to-web engineering by NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES — Figma · Code · Staging sign-off

Who we help

When design is done but engineering is the bottleneck

Agencies, product teams, and marketing orgs with Figma ready—or NASBIX designs in the same engagement.

Design agencies & studios

White-label or partnered front-end build so your clients get production quality without hiring a full dev bench.

Marketing & corporate sites

Landings and template systems wired to CMS or static hosting—with editors trained on what changed.

Product UI slices

Implement design-system components or new flows while your core team focuses on backend and platform work.

What you get

Design-to-web capabilities that matter

Scoped to your file structure, stack, and page list—not a single homepage mock turned into div soup.

Fidelity & layout

Type scale, spacing, grids, and motion implemented to match approved comps across breakpoints.

Component build

Reusable buttons, cards, nav, and forms—extracted for React, Twig, or WordPress blocks as scoped.

Accessibility

Landmarks, labels, focus order, and ARIA only where native semantics need help.

Design QA

Structured compare passes with designers or stakeholders on staging before go-live.

CMS & content wiring

Editable regions, ACF or block fields, or headless content hooks—so copy updates do not need dev.

Performance

Core Web Vitals-minded CSS, font loading, and image pipelines—not an Lighthouse score only on localhost.

Production-ready front-end

Built to stay maintainable—not a one-off slice

We implement like someone else will own the repo next quarter: naming, tokens, and documentation that reduce visual drift over time.

CSS architecture (modules, Tailwind, or BEM) agreed upfront with your team
Design tokens or variables synced from Figma where practical
Cross-browser and device spot-checks on critical flows
Integration with your CI, preview URLs, and review rituals
Optional Storybook for component catalog and regression visibility
Secure SDLC habits on anything touching forms, auth UI, or user-generated content

PWA & headless → Prototyping →

Front-end implementation from design to production — Components · QA · Launch

How we deliver

From Figma access to staging sign-off

Page-by-page or component-by-component—always with a visible staging URL for review.

01 · AlignFigma audit, stack choice, breakpoints, tokens, and definition of “pixel-perfect” for the project.
02 · SliceBuild order: global styles, layout shell, then pages or flows by priority.
03 · ImplementSprint drops to staging with design QA notes and accessibility checks.
04 · VerifyFinal compare pass, perf smoke test, handover docs, and production deploy support.