Figma best practice

ready→made reads your design's real structure — so the cleaner and more logical your Figma file, the cleaner and more maintainable the code you get out. A few habits make a big difference.

Structure your layers logically

Organize layers the way the layout actually works — columns, rows, cards, containers. Group related elements together. This clarity is what lets the engine reconstruct real flex/grid structure instead of guessing.

Name and group with intent

Meaningful frame and group names carry through to cleaner output. A well-named "Card" group becomes a tidy component; a pile of loose layers becomes a pile of loose divs.

Use Auto Layout where it reflects the design

Auto Layout maps directly to flex and grid. Use it where spacing and direction are intentional. Where you don't, ready→made still reconstructs layout from the actual geometry — but Auto Layout gives it a head start.

Avoid masking images

Instead of masking, place images directly inside clearly structured groups. Complex masks can break layout parsing — keep it simple for a clean import.

Keep icons and logos as vectors

Vector shapes export as inline SVG and stay crisp at any size. Flattened or rasterized marks lose that.

Convert section by section

Converting one section at a time almost always yields better structure than converting a whole page at once — and it's easier to review as you go.

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