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Webflow portfolio guide

Production workflow

How to move a portfolio from Figma to Webflow

Figma describes a visual state. A website must respond to content, viewport changes, keyboards, loading, links, and real browser behavior. Treat the move as a structured rebuild, not a pixel-export exercise.

Content reviewed

Step 01

Audit the file before opening the builder

List page types, repeated components, type styles, color roles, spacing rules, image assets, and interaction states. Remove duplicate styles and resolve placeholder copy before implementation.

Step 02

Build variables and structural classes

Create color, type, spacing, radius, and container decisions once. Name classes by their role rather than the exact appearance of one screen. Keep the system small enough to understand later.

Step 03

Recreate layout relationships

Build the page from semantic sections, containers, grids, and flexible stacks. Avoid copying absolute coordinates from the artboard. Let text wrap and images scale before adding breakpoint exceptions.

Step 04

Model repeated project content

If several case studies share the same fields, define the CMS collection and one project template. Keep genuinely unique editorial moments outside the repeated template instead of forcing every project into identical blocks.

Step 05

Test behavior the design file cannot show

Verify focus order, labels, link destinations, form errors, reduced motion, image loading, long titles, empty fields, mobile navigation, and social previews. Compare against the Figma intent without freezing the browser into one viewport.