White Label Dev for Design Agencies

Figma is what most of our design agency partners use and it's where we're most comfortable. We also work from Adobe XD and Sketch files, and can handle well-organised PDF or image-based design exports when a full source file isn't available.

The more organised and component-based the file, the more efficiently we can build. If your team has invested time in building a proper design system in Figma, that time pays off in development speed and accuracy.

That's the right question to ask and the honest answer is: very close, with honest conversation about the small number of cases where browser constraints require compromise.

Most of what's in a well-produced Figma file can be implemented precisely. We flag anything that requires a technical trade-off before we build it, rather than making decisions silently and delivering something unexpected.

Yes, and it's one of the areas we invest particular care in. Scroll-triggered animations, entrance effects, hover states, parallax, custom cursor behaviour, transitions between states. We implement these properly in hand-written JavaScript and CSS.

We use GSAP for complex animation work where that level of control is needed. We don't use visual page-builder animation tools as they tend to produce bloated code and limited control over the actual motion.

We build responsive layouts based on the breakpoints specified in your design files. Where mobile or tablet layouts have been fully designed, we implement them faithfully. Where they haven't been provided, we work from the visual system your design establishes and apply it consistently. We'll clarify specific decisions with your team when something isn't self-evident.

Responsive behaviour gets tested across real devices, not just browser resize.

Occasionally design agencies send us brand guidelines and a clear brief rather than finished Figma files, especially for simpler sites. We can work from this, but we'd typically recommend your team produces at least desktop layouts for the key pages to ensure the build reflects the intended design direction.

For partial designs or wireframes, we'll work with what's there and flag where we need more direction before committing to a full build.

We build CMS editors that give content teams what they need and nothing more. This means carefully structured editing fields, sensible defaults, and blocks or components that can be reused without breaking the layout.

We specifically avoid giving clients access to controls that could break the design, including unlimited font size fields, arbitrary colour pickers, or unstructured content areas. The design system should remain coherent after the handover.

Projects can be paid in full upfront or spread over 12 monthly payments, whichever suits your agency's cash flow and how you bill your clients.

For ongoing development partnerships, monthly retainers are available and give you prioritised capacity for a set amount of work each month.

Entirely your call on how much or how little the client knows. Many of our design agency partners prefer we're never mentioned. We're simply their development team. Others introduce us by name in a client meeting but make clear we're an extension of the agency.

Either arrangement works for us. We follow your lead on client communication and never reach out to your clients directly without your instruction.