Handoff shouldn’t mean spreadsheets of measurements. Weblify sits inside Figma and lets designers export HTML/CSS/React snippets that match the mock exactly. Engineers get a concrete starting point, and designers spend less time writing documentation.
Reduce ambiguity
Weblify captures layout intent, spacing, fonts, and interactions. Engineers can inspect the generated preview, tweak as needed, and know they’re building the approved version. It cuts down on back-and-forth conversations about basic implementation details.
Integrate with your workflow
Attach the Weblify snippet to tickets, share it in Slack, or paste it into your docs. Every snippet references the originating Figma frame, so anyone can trace it back.
Handoff routine
- Finalize the design and mark the sections ready for build.
- Generate code snippets via Weblify.
- Deliver them alongside the Figma link so engineers have both design context and code.
It’s the modern interpretation of “handoff” we’ve needed for years.
Track changes
When design updates happen mid-sprint, rerun Weblify and note the new snippet version in your ticket. Engineers can diff the generated code to see exactly what changed, which reduces confusion and rework.
