Buraq.

Design-to-code without the visual drift

Figma to Next.js development

Convert an approved Figma file into a responsive production interface that respects the actual design system—not an approximation checked at one desktop width. Components, breakpoints and interaction states are built for maintainability as well as visual accuracy.

Get a scoped quote Often 3–10 days, depending on screens and states

Good fit when

The outcome is clear and practical.

  • A design studio that needs a dependable development partner
  • A startup with approved screens ready for implementation
  • A team whose current build has drifted from the source design
  • A product that needs reusable React components rather than static markup

Typical deliverables

  • Accurate typography, spacing, color and layout
  • Mobile, tablet and desktop behavior
  • Reusable React or Next.js components
  • Hover, focus, error, loading and empty states
  • Accessible semantic markup and keyboard behavior
  • Production integration, review fixes and deployment

How the work moves

A visible path from request to release.

01

Inspect the file

I review components, variables, breakpoints, assets and missing states before confirming scope.

02

Implement systematically

Foundations and reusable components come first, followed by pages and responsive behavior.

03

Compare and refine

The build is checked against the source frames at agreed breakpoints and interaction states before handoff.

Relevant proof

Related work you can inspect.

Common questions

Answers before the first call.

What does pixel-accurate mean here?+

It means matching the file's real type, spacing, color, breakpoints and component states—not simply making the desktop screenshot look similar.

Can you work inside an existing Next.js project?+

Yes. I can follow the project's component conventions and design tokens instead of forcing a separate implementation style.

What if the Figma file is missing mobile screens or states?+

I flag the gaps before development. Small gaps can be resolved from the existing system; larger design decisions should be approved before they become code.

Requirements reviewed first

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