Bring your design into the build.
Use your Figma design as a starting point directly in your coding agent. Turn the layout into reusable BlockBite sections, add the behavior the page needs and choose the content clients can edit.
Page content
From a design reference to sections you can reuse.
Keep the design intent visible as the page takes shape.
Design reference
A frame with decisions to carry forward.
Layout, typography, imagery and component choices define the visual direction. Your agent reads the relevant context through a separate Figma connection.
Reusable website
Sections with content clients can maintain.
Turn the design into supported templates with shared styling, responsive behavior and explicit content fields. Inspect and refine the result in the browser.
Make the handoff specific.
Give the agent the design reference and the decisions needed to build beyond a single frame.
Connect the design
Provide the Figma file, frame or node through a separate Figma connection with the right file access.
Describe the behavior
Explain how the layout should adapt, which parts repeat and what needs interaction.
Build the sections
Reuse islands where they fit and align colors, typography and shared styling.
Inspect the result
Check key screen widths, content controls and interactions before preparing delivery.
A fresh perspective.
Your words. A shared design.Design the editing experience too.
Decide which words, images and actions should change after handoff. Expose those values as fields so clients can update content in WordPress while your agency keeps control of the template.
Before you connect the design
Is this an automatic Figma importer?
The workflow uses Figma context to guide your coding agent’s implementation. You still direct the responsive behavior, content model and finished result.
Does connecting BlockBite also connect Figma?
Figma access is a separate connection with its own file permissions.
What should I check before delivery?
Inspect the page across screen sizes, validate and compile the project, then check the delivered result and editing controls in WordPress.
Turn the next frame into a reusable section.
Start with one piece of your design. Build its behavior, define editable content and refine it in the browser.