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From Wireframe to Launch: Our Design-to-Dev Workflow

A transparent look at how we move from discovery and Figma to production-ready Next.js — with fewer surprises and faster approvals.

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From Wireframe to Launch: Our Design-to-Dev Workflow

Great agency work is not magic — it is a repeatable workflow that balances creativity with accountability. Our design-to-dev pipeline keeps stakeholders informed and engineers unblocked.

Phase 1 — Discovery & structure

We align on goals, audiences, sitemap, and success metrics. Low-fidelity wireframes validate flow before pixels distract the conversation.

Phase 2 — Visual design & prototype

High-fidelity UI in Figma includes responsive breakpoints, component specs, and motion notes. Clients review in context — not as isolated screens in a slide deck.

  • Component library mapped to dev implementation
  • Accessibility checks on contrast and focus states
  • Content placeholders replaced with real copy early
  • Handoff package: tokens, assets, and interaction notes

Phase 3 — Build, QA, launch

Next.js development mirrors the design system. We run performance budgets, cross-browser QA, and analytics setup before go-live — then support iteration with clear change requests.

The goal is not more meetings — it is fewer surprises on launch week.

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