Make the design system part of the build.

Create distinctive sites directly in your coding agent. Turn your layouts, typography and visual details into reusable sections, then give clients the content controls they need in WordPress.

Make it yours.

Give every page the same design vocabulary.

Use approved colors, typography, logos and tone of voice as shared context. Build those decisions into reusable sections and design tokens, then adapt the content and composition to suit each page.

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Design the handoff alongside the page.

Choose the content clients can change while keeping the section design in your project.

Bring the reference into the build.

Give your agent the design context it needs, then inspect the page in the browser.

  1. Share the reference

    Provide the design, approved brand guidance and the details the layout needs to preserve.

  2. Build reusable sections

    Turn repeating patterns into islands and choose which content clients can edit.

  3. Check the experience

    Preview different screen widths and interactions before preparing the WordPress handoff.

Questions from designers

Can I use a Figma design?

Yes. With a separate Figma connection, your coding agent can use design context to implement reusable sections. You still decide responsive behavior and editable content.

Can clients change the template?

Clients edit the content fields your agency exposes. The underlying template and field definitions remain part of your building workflow.

Can every code change be made in the visual editor?

The visual editor supports stable style targets. More extensive template or behavior changes stay with your coding agent.

Make your next design reusable.

Start with one section. Give it your visual direction, the right interaction and a clear editing experience.