Pixel-accurate markup
Spacing, type and layout matched to your Figma or PSD file, checked against it rather than eyeballed.
Overview
The service the company is literally named after
Before frontend frameworks were the default starting point, this was the whole job: take a design file and turn it into working, responsive HTML and CSS that matches it exactly. It's still a core part of what we do, for landing pages, marketing sites, email templates and anywhere a full framework would be more than the project needs.
We build semantic, accessible markup rather than a soup of generic divs, match spacing and type to the design file rather than approximating, and test across real breakpoints and browsers rather than just resizing a browser window and calling it responsive.
AI tools now take care of the routine parts of this work, and we use them for exactly that, which shortens timelines and lowers quotes. They still produce layouts that drift from the design, fixed pixel sizes that break on real devices, and markup screen readers can't navigate, so every page is checked and finished by a developer against the design file.
Tools & platforms we use
- Figma
- HTML5
- CSS3 / Sass
- BrowserStack
What's included
Markup that matches the design, not a rough version of it
Responsive breakpoints
Built and tested across mobile, tablet and desktop, not just squeezed to fit at the edges.
Cross-browser QA
Checked across the browsers your actual visitors use, not just whichever one was open during development.
Accessible by default
Semantic HTML, proper heading order and ARIA where needed, built in from the start.
Questions
Common questions about HTML and CSS projects
5 questions
What design tools do you accept?
Figma is most common, but we also work from Sketch, Adobe XD, Penpot and well-organized PSD files. If your files aren't fully organized, tell us upfront and we'll factor that into the estimate.
We already generated code with Figma Make, Builder.io or Anima. Can you use it?
Yes. We'll review what the tool produced, keep what's sound and rework the rest: responsive behavior, semantic structure, accessibility and cleanup of unused styles. That's often quicker than starting from the design alone.
How many breakpoints do you design and test for?
At minimum mobile, tablet and desktop, with additional checks at common in-between widths where layouts tend to break. If your design file only covers desktop, we'll flag the gaps that need decisions before coding starts.
Do you use a CSS framework or hand-code everything?
Depends on the project. For most builds we hand-code CSS or use Sass for maintainability, matched precisely to your design. We'll use Tailwind or another utility framework if that's what your team already works in.
Can this integrate into our existing CMS or codebase afterward?
Yes, that's normal. We can hand over clean HTML and CSS for your developers to wire into a CMS, or do that integration ourselves if you'd rather not split the work.
Quick question?
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Send a design file and we'll quote the build.
One page or a full site, we'll come back with a fixed estimate based on the actual design files.
If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
NDA signed before we see anything. Delivered under your brand.