The agency had a finished design in Figma and needed it turned into a real website — quickly, without losing the details that make an agency look credible: smooth motion, crisp layouts on every screen size and a contact form that actually reaches them. The site also had to be easy to hand over: a ready-to-deploy package the client could put on their own hosting.
Digital agency · Case study
Pixel DNA: a marketing website for a digital agency, from Figma to Next.js
A fast single-page website for the Pixel DNA digital agency, built pixel-accurately from the client's Figma design, with a spam-protected contact form and search-engine basics in place.
- Client
- Ismet
- Industry
- Digital agency
- Year
- 2026
- Duration
- One sprint
- Location
- Germany
We built the site in Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, section by section from the Figma file. • Hero, services, process, portfolio, about and call-to-action sections with Framer Motion animation. • A validated contact form (React Hook Form and Zod) with a honeypot against spam bots, sending through an SMTP API route. • Privacy and terms pages. • SEO basics: metadata, a sitemap and robots rules. • Delivered as a deploy-ready package.
True to the design
Each section was built against the Figma frames at desktop, tablet and phone widths, so the live site matches what the client approved — spacing, type and motion included.
A contact form without the spam
Validation runs in the browser and again on the server, and a hidden honeypot field quietly filters out bots, so the agency's inbox gets real enquiries.
One sprint, ready to deploy
The site was built in a single sprint and handed over as a ready-to-deploy package; the final contact details are added from the client's content.
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