Issue #5: Figma frames → code (when the file is already done)

Hey — Yuan here.

Issue #4 was about picking a path: prompt → screen, stay in Figma, or spike toward code. This week is the next cut: your Figma file is already the source of truth, and eng wants code — not another PNG dump or a chat-to-app detour.

Same living stack for flows → wireframes → hi-fi → handoff. Open the prototype-handoff stage when the job is design-file → code, not "generate a whole app from a sentence."

https://ai-design-kit.com/packs?occupation=ui-product-designer&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_5&utm_content=pack_ui-product

Five tools for finished (or near-finished) frames → editable or shippable code: multi-stack handoff, React in your repo, native mobile. Skip if you only need a prompt spike — that lane stays with v0 / Bolt / neighbors from #4.

https://ai-design-kit.com/blog/best-figma-to-code-ai-tools?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_5&utm_content=post_figma-to-code

Locofy — when the brief is "these Figma frames need multi-framework code eng can continue" (React, Next, Flutter…), not a marketing-site CMS:

https://ai-design-kit.com/tools/locofy?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_5&utm_content=tool_locofy

Plasmic — when design iterations must land inside your existing React codebase (components, CMS, APIs), not a one-shot ZIP that ghosts the repo:

https://ai-design-kit.com/tools/plasmic?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_5&utm_content=tool_plasmic

That's it for #5. If something on a listing looks wrong, reply — I'll fix it.

— Yuan