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From Figma to Framer in two weeks
How we turn a finished design into a fast, responsive, SEO-ready site on a tight deadline.
Category:
Process
Updated:
Jul 22, 2026


Artyum Grebenyuk
Founder, AGR Studio
Two weeks from finished Figma file to live Framer site sounds like a marketing claim until you watch the process run. It is a real cadence, and it holds because the work is sequenced tightly and the decisions that usually cause drift get made before the build starts. Here is the actual playbook, from a build we shipped on exactly this timeline.
The precondition: a finished design
Two weeks assumes the design is decided: pages approved, content real, breakpoint intent clear. Half finished files break timelines everywhere, because building and designing simultaneously multiplies both. When the design is still moving, we say so and scope differently. When it is truly done, the clock starts.
Week one: structure and desktop truth
Days 1 and 2: file audit, component inventory, CMS modeling. Everything dynamic becomes a collection before any page is built.
Days 3 to 5: the component system and desktop pages, built against the file, pixel checked as we go. Styles are named and systematized so the build scales past launch.
Week two: breakpoints, motion, and launch hygiene
Days 6 to 8: tablet and phone as designed decisions, then interactions rebuilt natively, custom React components where the editor ends.
Days 9 and 10: SEO wiring: metadata, heading structure, redirects, sitemap, analytics. Then QA against the file at real content lengths, and launch on your domain.
That was the shape of the DealDesk build: Figma to live in two weeks, fully responsive, custom interactions, SEO complete.
What makes the timeline hold
Three disciplines: senior hands only, so nothing is built twice. Decisions before pixels, so the CMS model and component map exist before page one. And a hard rule against scope drift mid sprint: new ideas are welcome, in the backlog, after launch. The full technical sequence lives in our complete Figma to Framer conversion guide.
Common questions
Can any site really ship in two weeks?
A focused marketing site, yes. Large CMS builds and multi language sites run four to six weeks honestly quoted, which beats two weeks dishonestly quoted.
What do you need from us to hit it?
The finished file, real content, and a decision maker who responds within a day. Speed is a two way agreement.
What does the sprint cost?
Fixed price, quoted after one look at the file. Send yours.

