I will convert your figma design into responsive angular components


About this gig
Have a Figma design and need it working in Angular? I will build it as clean, responsive components that match your design system.
WHAT YOU GET
- Angular components built from your Figma file
- Responsive layout, tested on desktop, tablet and phone
- SCSS organised with variables, no copy-pasted magic numbers
- Angular Material integration when your design uses it
- Reusable structure, not one giant component
HOW I WORK
I follow your existing code conventions instead of imposing my own. Spacing, typography and colours come from your design tokens, so the result stays consistent when the design grows later.
I work with Angular 2 through 19, both standalone components and NgModules. I can also add multi-language support with Transloco or ngx-translate.
WHAT I NEED FROM YOU
A Figma link (view access is enough) and your repository. If you only have the design, I can deliver standalone components instead.
Not sure about scope? Send me the Figma link before ordering and I will tell you honestly which package fits.
Get to know Roman
Angular and TypeScript Developer, Electron Desktop Apps, Bug Fixing
- FromUkraine
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
Ukrainian, English
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FAQ
Do you need edit access to my Figma?
No, view access is enough. I only need to inspect spacing, colours and typography.
Will the components fit my existing project?
Yes. I follow your project conventions and use your existing design tokens and component library where you have one.
What if my design is not in Figma?
I can work from Adobe XD, Sketch exports, or detailed screenshots. Send me what you have and I will tell you if it is enough.
Which Angular versions do you work with?
Angular 2 to 19, standalone components and NgModules. I also work with AngularJS projects.
Can you work with a private or NDA project?
Yes. I regularly work on closed-source projects under strict confidentiality rules and I am happy to sign an NDA before we start.

