Figma to WordPress Agency in London

Most projects take between four and eight weeks, depending on the complexity of your component library, the number of unique templates and how ready your content is. A well-organised corporate site with standardised blocks can move quickly through WordPress theme development. More advanced builds involving custom post types, specialised content layouts or longer review cycles will naturally need more time. Once your Figma files are reviewed, you receive a clear, fixed timeline you can rely on.

Figma to WordPress builds start from £3,000. Project costs depend on your page templates, frontend animations, required features and the depth of CMS setup your team needs. Building a highly modular, component-based system takes a different level of work than creating more static, single-use layouts. Following the initial technical review, you receive a transparent, fixed-price quote covering the core deliverables alongside any optional enhancements, so costs are clear from day one.

We always aim for a precise translation, but a flat design behaves differently in a real browser. In some cases, practical adjustments are needed to keep typography, spacing and interactive elements accessible and consistent across different mobile devices. Any necessary layout changes are flagged in advance and explained clearly, so there are no surprises during the staging review.

Yes. The conversion service is designed to give your marketing team more administrative control. Repeatable block patterns, intuitive custom fields and strict editor permissions are built in to help protect the layout as content changes. That means your team can create new landing pages, manage media and publish updates with confidence, reducing the need to rely on developers for routine website tasks.

The development process is structured around clear staging milestones, allowing your team to review and approve key templates as they are built. Iterative refinements are a normal part of the build phase. If your requirements change and you need entirely new page types or more complex features after the initial sign-off, those are scoped and quoted separately. This keeps the main build on schedule while still giving you room to adapt as the project develops.

After launch, your business retains complete ownership of the final codebase. The structured handover includes full administrative access, repository transfers and hands-on training for your content managers. Sensible security measures are also configured, so your internal team or any future vendor can take over the platform securely and without technical headaches.

Yes, existing pages, media libraries and digital assets can be securely migrated into the new block structure. Because the amount of legacy content varies so much from one business to another, this part of the project is usually scoped and quoted separately. If the new build is replacing a live website, a full 301 redirect strategy is also planned. This helps old URLs point to the right new pages, protects the visibility you have already built up and prevents users from landing on broken pages.

Yes. A lightweight custom theme is usually preferred, as it gives the cleanest code and fastest front end. Elementor 4 and the latest version of WPBakery are also supported, so if your team already works in one of those, flexible templates can be built for you to manage yourselves.