Translating Figma Designs into HTML and CSS

Bridging the gap between UI/UX design and frontend development is one of the most valuable skills for modern web creators. In this text-based course, you will learn how to inspect professional Figma designs and translate them into structured, responsive, and accessible web pages using HTML and CSS. You will start with the absolute fundamentals of web design terminology and layout structure before writing a single line of code. What you'll learn: Understand foundational web concepts, Figma terminology, and how the box model works in CSS; Inspect Figma design files to extract spacing, typography, colors, and layout properties; Write clean, semantic HTML structure to ensure your web pages are accessible and SEO-friendly; Apply modern CSS layout techniques including Flexbox and Grid to build responsive designs; Implement mobile-first design principles so your layouts adapt beautifully to any screen size; Practice translating static visual layouts into interactive, functional web pages through step-by-step written exercises. The course guides you smoothly from core design principles and Figma navigation to writing clean, production-ready code. You will build confidence by analyzing real-world layout challenges and solving them with modern CSS techniques. This course is designed for absolute beginners to web design and development, with no prior coding or design experience required. Start your journey into frontend development and learn to build what you design.