Figma to Code alternatives

Framer is an amazing product that brings design so close to reality for the first time. Making your canvas into a web page is something other tools haven't done, but Framer has. During the Beta period, Framer's team always provided the quickest support for designers who needed features like ZIndex, Grids, and more. Not only that, but Framer still retains its original prototyping features, which is rare for a product with big changes. In terms of visual design, Framer still needs improvement, such as improving the experience of vector tools. Framer must be one of the most valuable software for designers!

Have been using this for years now. The team has constantly improved the app, without compromising usability. Incredible designer tool.

@patpijanowski Congratulations on the launch! 🎉 As a developer, I've always wished for a tool that could streamline the process of converting designs into production-ready code. Codejet seems like a dream come true! The ability to create a project in Figma and effortlessly generate clean and open TypeScript code, complete with responsive web design and unit testing, is truly remarkable 💯

For the purpose of redesigning my new Squarespace website, I’ve been testing various plugin providers to elevate my design. I signed up for a SquareKicker trial, and my experience since then has been nothing short of outstanding. First, the installation is as simple as one-two-three. Amazing effects are implemented with a simple mouse click, and everything works flawlessly—even with some custom code. Due to personal issues, I had to miss a couple of days of design, so I reached out to SquareKicker customer support, hoping for a few extra trial days. Shannon Johnston responded almost immediately and, in his friendly message, informed me they had added an extra two weeks so I could explore the plugin! Later on, I found myself in a pickle with another designer’s plugin and was told that the issue was related to SquareKicker. That left me skeptical, so I reached out to SquareKicker to double-check if that was the case. To my great surprise, I got a fast response from Nick Ippolito, a co-founder of SquareKicker, which led to a few days of back-and-forth email exchanges that left me deeply grateful, inspired, and empowered. Nick is a remarkable person who goes above and beyond to help find a solution to a problem (which wasn’t even from SquareKicker but another developer), offering extra help, and doing so without any obligation or compensation. He even gave me—a code newbie—practical advice, step-by-step solutions to some of my additional concerns, and jumped on a Google search to share specific suggestions for other questions I had. All of this left me not just mind blown, but also built instant trust. Having a great product and service is one thing, but having a support system behind it to help you solve any issues is the holy trinity every company should strive for, in my view. With that being said, signing up for SquareKicker is a win-win-win decision, and I highly recommend that you give them a try if you’re looking for a hassle-free and effective product, exceptional customer support—even before you’re a paying customer—and a co-founder who is not only a top-notch professional but also a generous and kind human being. SquareKicker will kick away any problems you might encounter, helping you design your website like a pro. Thank you Nick, Shannon, and kudos to the rest of the team! Keep crushing it!