Hi WeWeb-ers,
Out of curiosity, does anyone use a tool like Figma to create their designs before developing them in WeWeb?
To date, I’ve just done lofi mockups in Whimsical and directly developed that in WeWeb, but I’m curious if others do it differently.
Wes
All customers working with Weweb studio are strongly encouraged to do so.
This is a practise we recommand 
Yep, and we’re preparing a new academy course to show you how we do it! 
We’ll take Figma as an example but the concepts will be transferrable to mockups made with other tools
Sweeet!
Maybe I’m biased because I’m a product designer, but I always try to define as much as possible the design and flows in Figma before jump to start building.
I think it’s a good practice work first on Figma because there’s a lot of things that you can solve in the design instead of start moving things randomly in Weweb.
Hey everyone,
I wanted to bump this topic as I’m curious how people approach their design-to-development workflow with WeWeb in 2025.
At the moment, we go from mid-fidelity designs in Whimsical to high-fidelity in Figma, and then replicate everything in WeWeb.
Lately, it feels a bit redundant on the surface—especially as Figma’s dev mode looks more like a visual front-end editor, similar to WeWeb’s HTML/CSS builder.
Has anyone noticed any changes in your own process or found ways to streamline this workflow? Does anyone use the Figma plugin regularly?
Also, I’d love to hear from the WeWeb team about how you see design and front-end development converging in the future.
Hey @caffeinatedwes ,
We work with designers who provide us Figma high fidelity designs and we start building a similar UI in WeWeb.
Figma plugin, we tried for a few simple screens. But we felt it’s better off building everything ourselves in WeWeb as that one is never complete.