Matched to the design file
Spacing, type and layout built to what's actually in your Figma or PSD, not a close approximation.
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Every Front-End Development service in one place
- React & Next.jsBuilt to match your design system, structured so new pages and features don't mean rebuilding shared pieces.See details
- Vue & NuxtBuilt to match your designs and structured for a team that already prefers Vue's conventions.See details
- Angular & TypeScriptModule and component structure planned around how the application will actually grow, not just its first release.See details
- Figma to HTML/CSSSpacing, type and layout matched to your Figma or PSD file, checked against it rather than eyeballed.See details
- UI Components & Design SystemsCore components built to your design tokens, covering the states and variants your product actually uses.See details
- Progressive Web AppsService worker caching set up so key parts of the app still work without a connection, not just a generic offline page.See details
- Accessibility & WCAG ComplianceAutomated scans plus manual keyboard and screen-reader testing of your key templates and journeys, with every issue mapped to a WCAG criterion.See details
Overview
This is what the company name is actually about
Pixel2HTML started as exactly what it sounds like: turning design files into working frontend code, matched precisely, not approximately. That's still the core of what we do, whether the output is a full React or Next.js application, a Vue frontend, or hand-coded semantic HTML and CSS for a simpler build.
The framework changes based on what the project needs (a marketing site rarely needs the same setup as a data-heavy dashboard), but the standard doesn't: spacing, type and responsive behavior matched to the design file, not eyeballed close enough. This site's own frontend is a working example of that standard, built in Next.js against a headless WordPress backend.
Why work with us
What holds across every frontend build
Responsive by default
Every build tested across real breakpoints, not just resized in a browser window and called done.
Accessible markup
Semantic HTML and proper ARIA usage from the start, not retrofitted after a client asks.
Built for performance
Clean, efficient code that doesn't need a later optimization pass just to load acceptably fast.
Questions
Common questions about frontend projects
4 questions
Which framework should our project use?
Depends on the project. React or Next.js for most product and marketing work, Vue when a team already prefers it, Angular for larger enterprise applications, or hand-coded HTML and CSS when there's no need for a framework at all. Tell us what you're building and we'll recommend one.
Can you build against our existing design system?
Yes, and we'd rather work within an existing system than introduce a competing one. If you don't have a design system yet and the project would benefit from one, we can help build that too.
Do you handle the backend as well?
We focus on frontend and CMS-layer work. We're comfortable integrating against an existing API or backend your team maintains, but backend architecture and infrastructure aren't the core of what we do.
How closely will the build match our Figma file?
Closely. Spacing, type scale and responsive behavior are built to match the file, not estimated by eye. If something in the design doesn't translate cleanly to code, we'll flag it and propose a fix rather than silently deviating.
Ready to get started?
Send a design file, we'll tell you what it takes to build
Figma, PSD, or an existing site that needs a frontend rebuild, any of those work as a starting point. We'll come back with a framework recommendation and a fixed estimate.
If the first milestone doesn't match the agreed brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
NDA signed before we see anything. Delivered under your brand.