Custom Web Design : Figma to WordPress with Elementor Pro

Master the basics of Figma for website UI design, navigate the interface, create simple designs, and explore interactive prototypes, collaboration, and components for consistent, stunning websites.

Sign up for a Figma account using Google, set your work role, and explore the dashboard to start your first design file.

Design the third hero section in Figma by building a frame with a grid, creating this menu, logo, typography (Cabin font), underline accents, and a bold call-to-action button.

Explore enabling the Figma ui3 beta through a chrome extension to preview ui3 features when it isn’t publicly available, then create a new design file to practice.

Walks through Figma UI3, creating a desktop frame, shapes, and text in railway font, adjusts colors and layers, and explores assets, plugins, and future Figma AI features.

Create a desktop frame, apply auto layout, and add three ellipses with red, green, and blue fills. Adjust margins, gaps, and alignment to observe auto layout adapting to size.

Apply the kiss principle to web design by keeping layouts simple, navigation clear, and content minimal. Focus on essential content and fast load times, tested with real users for clarity.

Apply a web design requirements checklist to build a fictional family clinic site, gathering client details, audience needs, and features for a WordPress deployment with Elementor Pro.

Discover how Figma components enable reusable, consistent design by turning elements into a main component and inserting instances across frames, with changes propagating to all instances.

Design the about summary section in Figma for a custom web design course, delivering a headline, paragraph, and two buttons (learn more, meet our providers) with auto layout and imagery.

Generate a multi-service section using ChatGPT, then design and lay out the section in Figma with auto layout, typography, icons, and color rules for WordPress with Elementor Pro.

Learn how to modify service icons in a Figma-to-WordPress workflow, detach component instances to preserve design, and fine-tune layout, colors, and auto-layout for a dynamic services section.

Create a provider section with each provider’s image, name, role, and short description, generating five profiles via ChatGPT and adding them to the content file with corresponding images.

Reorganize the site layout by placing the review section after the contact section, design the contact area for consistency, and add a button that redirects to a separate form page.

Design an about page by analyzing competitors, building mission and values, and featuring providers and clinic details, using Figma auto layout, grid layouts, and generated content.

design a blog pagination component that loads six posts per page and navigates with left and right arrows, including page numbers and ellipsis for a clean WordPress setup.

Design a request appointment page in Figma by duplicating the contact frame, centering the form, and adding headline, subheadline, and description. Update page title and add image to adjust spacing.

learn how to buy a domain and hosting, apply promo codes, compare Namecheap plans, configure DNS and cPanel, and install WordPress for a custom website.

Clean up WordPress by deactivating and deleting plugins, removing unused themes, emptying trash for comments, pages, posts, and media, and preparing a fresh dashboard to design custom websites using WordPress.

Log in to the WordPress dashboard, explore posts, media, pages, and comments; configure admin profiles with Gravatar; install, activate, manage Elementor Pro, settings, and updates.

Design your custom WordPress website with Elementor Pro, install the free plugin, upgrade to Advanced Solo Website Builder, and activate Pro to access features like popup builder.

Create a coming soon page in WordPress with Elementor Pro, enable maintenance mode, design a centered layout with logo, headline, paragraph, and contact icon boxes, and save a reusable template.

Builds a responsive hero section with a headline, subhead, paragraph, and two buttons, then aligns an image and fine-tunes spacing using containers and auto layout.

Convert a Figma UI into a functional WordPress site with Elementor Pro, starting from clearing existing content, applying the Hello Elementor theme, and setting up Elementor plugins and templates.

Set up Elementor site settings by defining a design system with global colors and fonts from the Figma design. Configure typography with Latino and Fig Tree and adjust line heights.

Remove the default footer using WordPress theme builder, create a new main footer with flexbox, publish it for the entire site, then verify on the home page via Elementor.

Create a vertical section by adding a container with two headlines and a paragraph, plus a learn more button. Adjust typography, colors, and spacing to refine the layout.

Increase a button icon size using css by targeting the button's id and its class, adjusting font-size and margins, then publish and preview changes.

Add motion effects and scrolling animations to a web design section, configuring vertical and horizontal scrolling, viewpoints, and offsets. Publish and test to ensure responsive layout and fade-in header alignment.

Build a providers section in WordPress using Advanced Custom Fields to create a custom post type with provider name, role, short description, long description, and headshot, displayed via Elementor row.

Polish the provider section by applying precise drop shadow and border-radius via custom CSS, removing shadows, tuning padding and margins, and adjusting slides and pagination for a cohesive design.

Design get in touch section by exporting the image as a jpg, optimizing with Tinypng, then adding it to the main container with a 550 width, centered, and alt text.

Design vertical and horizontal scrolling animations for the get in touch section using motion effects and scrolling effects, with fixed height and rightward horizontal orientation, then publish.

Fix the box shadow and corner radius by removing the CSS, then apply a new CSS class to the provider panel in the loop carousel, publish, and verify.

Create a review section with Elementor Pro by adding items, images, and typography, then adjust padding, borders, and shadows before proceeding to the next lesson on the footer.

Create a footer copyright section by building a container, applying global colors, a 64px height, a 1px border, and a white divider, with a dynamic current year.

Add motion effects to the website with a fade in entrance animation for sections. Preview the design before publishing, and prepare for mobile responsiveness in the next video.

Fix mobile responsiveness by adjusting header layout, hamburger alignment, and padding for a clean, mobile-friendly site. Improve typography and logo sizing across breakpoints to ensure consistent, responsive design.

Refine the blog page by adjusting card padding, excerpt length, and image and headline spacing, then tune pagination typography and color states or switch to infinity scroll for loading posts.

Change the contact page button to submit and refine form styling with zero column gaps, 20px row gaps, zero label spacing, and black typography for fields.

Edit the contact section in Elementor by copying and pasting components, adjusting layout and spacing, adding open hours, icons, and a Google map, then publish for responsive display.

Link the WordPress homepage with Elementor, apply hover grow animations to buttons, and connect appointment, about, providers, and contact links to their pages opening in a new window.

Resolve dynamic popups not showing issue in a WordPress site using Elementor Pro by correcting ACF integration, using shortcodes, exporting/importing templates, and setting display conditions to entire site.

Learn to make a WordPress site responsive with Elementor Pro by adjusting padding, typography, and layout across about, blog, and contact pages for tablet and mobile.

Configure the Rank Math SEO plugin in WordPress, connect your Google account, run the setup wizard, and optimize titles, descriptions, and social previews for the home page and about page.

Set the content width in Elementor Pro by using the default value instead of 1440, and apply 30 px left and right padding for better responsiveness.

Convert a Figma design into a fully functional WordPress site using Elementor Pro, reinforcing practical web design and deployment skills.