The Figma-to-WordPress Handoff Checklist We Use on Every Project
Everything you need to communicate clearly to your developer — tokens, states, breakpoints, and the annotations that actually prevent rework.
Everything you need to communicate clearly to your developer — tokens, states, breakpoints, and the annotations that actually prevent rework.
IDOR on payment references, privilege escalation through self-modifiable fields, and POST-based amount manipulation — the three vulnerabilities we patch on every plugin audit.
The specific Bricks Builder settings, image pipeline, and hosting configuration we use — not the generic advice everyone else gives.
We've shipped real projects with both. Here's when JetEngine's query builder and listing grids pull ahead — and when ACF's simplicity actually wins. With concrete examples from resort, powersports, and membership platforms we've built.
The payment structure that protects both sides — why we land on three milestones, what triggers each, and how we handle scope change at each stage.
How we send real-time booking and membership notifications directly from WordPress — no Zapier, no monthly subscription.
The three layout and copy patterns we've validated across 30+ client sites that consistently move the needle on form completions and click-throughs.
The NDA structure, communication flow, and deliverable format we use to be completely invisible — while the agency takes full credit.
After achieving Core Web Vitals compliance on 40+ client sites — including escrow, resort, and powersports platforms — here's the exact workflow covering LCP, CLS, INP, and the Bricks Builder settings that make the biggest difference.
Most tutorials skip server-side amount validation — the single biggest security hole in payment integrations. Here's the full pattern we use.