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Figma → WordPress, direct.

Stop waiting for developer handoffs. Ship designs as Divi or Elementor pages yourself.

Before Respira
  • Design in Figma → wait for dev
  • Dev implements → doesn't match design
  • Revision cycles → back and forth
  • Simple updates need developer
  • Can't iterate quickly
  • Disconnected workflow
with Respira for WordPress
  • Design in Figma → export via Figma MCP
  • AI converts to Elementor/Divi → via Respira MCP
  • Review in WordPress → looks like design
  • Approve → live
  • Update anytime → no dev needed
  • Continuous iteration

The Designer-Developer Bottleneck

You design in Figma. Pixel-perfect. Beautiful. Then you hand it off. Week 1: Dev queue. Week 2: Initial implementation (spacing is wrong). Week 3: Revision round 1. Week 4: Revision round 2. Week 5: Finally matches... but you want to iterate. This is broken.

The New Workflow

Figma MCP + Respira MCP + Claude Code = direct design implementation. Design in Figma. Select frame to export. Tell Claude: "Export this Figma frame, convert to Elementor section, implement on WordPress staging homepage." Claude orchestrates: Figma MCP exports design + assets, converts to Elementor widget structure, Respira MCP creates duplicate page, implements design. You review in WordPress. Approve. Goes live. No developer handoff.

What This Actually Means

You can ship designs yourself: landing pages, hero sections, product grids, testimonials, CTAs, forms, pricing tables. For these, you don't need a developer anymore. Developer focuses on custom functionality, integrations, performance. You focus on design, user experience, visual polish, rapid iteration.

Builder-Native Output

Respira doesn't create generic HTML that breaks your page builder. It creates native builder structures: proper Elementor widget types, correct Divi module types, visual builder compatible. Result: Looks like you built it in Elementor/Divi manually.

Real Example

Task: Update hero section across 12 product pages. Old way: Update Figma → send to dev → wait 2 weeks. New way: Update Figma frame → "Update hero section on product pages [list] with latest Figma design" → AI exports Figma, converts to Elementor, creates duplicates × 12 → Review all 12 → Approve all → Live. 2 weeks → 1 hour.