Turn Design into React Code | From prototype to Full website in no time

As Developers we always look into finding the fastest way to move from design and prototype to code in no time, well, in this video we will go through the simplest and easiest process you can follow to move quickly from prototype to a Full React Website from Figma, Sketch or Adobe xd.

#react #figma #design

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[cintrond]

Thanks for this detailed walkthrough. This workflow does not look sustainable though. It's nice for static sites but once the devs have taken an initial design like this and made it real - the link is broken and those classNames are soo bad it's not like we could just keep using the CSS output. I was excited about Anima but now after seeing it in greater detail I'm thinking a Figma Storybook plugin might make more sense for a bigger B2B application. Thanks so much for this demo - this really helps!

[guskit]

You made my day, thank you very much for your contribution, you really enjoy my respects, I consider you my new mentor, thank you very much, a Venezuelan in Argentina.

[selinov]

Wow, that's super interesting! A couple of questions…
1. Have you ever sent this code to an external dev team and gotten some feedback on it?
2. Have you compared the code size to a hand coded version? I'd be interested to see how fast this downloads and runs on an average mobile connection.
3. What does it look like when you try to install a working Redux style cart into that code structure? Is it easy to read as you convert from a static presentation in a React wrapper into a genuine React application with state management, permissions, etc?

[김도형-dmo]

this is even great for back-end developers. Website made in no time!~

[ritesh]

Thanks for the great video but would never suggest anyone to export/convert the whole page into jsx/html and css. It is impossible to maintain. The best use case of Anima is to convert each components and rename classNames to more purposeful names.

[cristianaltamirano]

Best soft soft Introduction Ever!! <3

[MatthieuLepineFr]

Hey! Thanks for the guided tutorial. What do you think of "new generation" Figma-to-code generators (Clapy, Unify...) compared to Anima?

[nubl]

Let me guess, position: absolute on everything

[djhugo]

Hi CoderOne,

Can you please make a update video for the new version of anima and sass.

i have so many problems for that but i think the concept and direction for this video is correct

[thatguyidk]

Does it make a difference the way I line up my Figma frames when using anima?

[winzawthan]

Absolute W video. I had a lot of money softowing in in a good ti of my life where I would spend it on dumb stuff. But one of the few good

[pranavpawar]

Hello, have you used the paid version?

[companyreviews]

Its nice but what they don't tell you is that you have to get a paid subscription in order to copy the code. And there are also free tools in figma to copy code easily.

[jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj]

Guys let's be real.

This is not a FINAL solution

1. Use figma for design and prototype.
2. Export and send code to dev to update and fine tune it..

It will save you time and money. Super easy for the dev too.

[yrsdeath]

Please make more of these type of videos, do another tutorial for another type of website

[AlikhanImagery]

thank you for this video, and a great thanks in the comments! that's a freaking library itself for a newbee like me.

[otdziner]

bro thank you so much for the video I'm watching you from morocco and i love your videos
i wanna ask please how much people get paid doing this because I'm about to learn this stuff nowadays ?

[leonardogomes]

and I will find my way back there too!

[OmarTan]

I don't think this works with Anima 4.0 anymore as I noticed my images are broken as the image URL is not revealed anymore during preview. So you'll need to manually link the images

[Slayergg.]

The GMS that you use here is completely different softing than the one I use even though I'm using tNice tutorials exact software, why is tNice tutorials?