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Figma to Production CSS: Workflow That Reduces Hand-off Bugs

Dmitriy Hulak
Dmitriy Hulak
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Figma to Production CSS: Workflow That Reduces Hand-off Bugs

Many UI bugs do not come from hard code problems. They come from ambiguous hand-off.

Why Traditional Hand-off Fails

  • inconsistent spacing interpretation
  • unclear interactive states
  • missing responsive details
  • ad hoc naming

Practical Pipeline

  • define tokens early
  • document component states
  • create implementation contracts
  • build in Storybook or similar
  • run visual and interaction QA

    • Conclusion

    Figma hand-off quality is a system, not a meeting.

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