
The main requirement was a 1:1 Figma to Elementor conversion for both desktop and mobile. The design was clean but detailed, so maintaining pixel accuracy and responsiveness was important.
However, the project went beyond a standard conversion. One of the key features was a smooth scroll-based animation effect, which Elementor doesn’t support natively.
Another major challenge was implementing a scroll scrub animation using 280+ image sequences converted from a video — without affecting site performance.
It was also a collaborative project, so clear communication between design and development was essential.
I handled the full Figma-to-Elementor implementation, making sure the layout, spacing, typography, and responsiveness matched the design perfectly.
For the scroll experience:
Implemented custom JavaScript
Used GSAP to create a smooth scroll scrub effect
Converted the video into 280+ optimized image frames
Synced the frames with the scroll position to create a seamless animation
Performance was carefully managed to keep scrolling smooth across devices.
I worked closely with the designer and technical team throughout the project to ensure everything aligned properly.
The final website delivered a smooth, interactive scroll experience while staying true to the original design.
Pixel-perfect implementation
Cinematic scroll-based animation
Fully responsive across devices
Strong team collaboration
The project was successful and eventually led to a long-term working relationship with the client.
1:1 Figma to Elementor conversion
Custom JavaScript development
GSAP scroll animation implementation
Image sequence processing (280+ frames)
Responsive optimization
Performance optimization
Team collaboration