Christina Hall walks through WIX Studio's new Figma import feature, released this summer, which lets you paste a Figma frame directly into your site instead of rebuilding it. The workflow: design in Figma, share with the client, then Tools → Import from Figma, paste the link, and click Connect.
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The best thing that has happened to me as a web designer in the last year happened this summer, and I can't believe I'm just now talking about it. If you followed me for a while or if you're one of my clients, you know I love wix Studio. I recommend it to almost all of my clients, and they released something this summer that literally made my life a thousand times easier. If you're anything like me, you design your websites in Figma first before you start building them. My standard process is to build them out in Figma, send a preview to my client, and then I begin building once everything's approved. And kind of the most annoying part of that is redoing all of the work I just did in Figma all over again while I'm building in a wig studio. But this summer, WIX Studio released an integration with Figma to essentially copy and paste what you built in Figma over to WIX Studio. Let me show you how it works so you can import things by page, by section, or by container. I'm going to do this section right here. All you have to do is go over to your tools, check import from Figma and it will show up over here in the corner. But all you have to do is go over to share, copy your link and bring it back over, paste it into your Figma file field, and then click Connect. It will import the frame that you've selected. You want to make sure that you're.