Stop losing sprints to design-to-code friction.
A custom workflow your designers and engineers will actually run.
If every sprint feels like rebuilding UI, rechecking Figma, and second-guessing decisions — the problem isn't people, it's process. Let's fix that.
Handoff keeps eating your sprint
Adding more annotations, specs, and comments hasn't fixed it. It's not an information problem — it's a workflow one.
Figma-to-code handoff creates friction every single sprint.
What gets built doesn't match what was designed.
Design tokens exist — but nobody uses them consistently.
Designers and engineers are out of sync more often than not.
The same UI questions come up sprint after sprint — and you're tired of answering them.
More annotations. More specs. More comments. That doesn't solve the problem.
The fix isn't more information — it's a workflow you can actually run.
A process your team will actually use
Not a theoretical framework. A working, repeatable handoff flow tailored to how your team already ships.
A clear view of where it's breaking
An honest assessment of your current workflow — the handoffs, the gaps, and the moments where trust falls apart.
A custom design-to-code process
Not a generic template. A flow designed around your tools, your people, and the way your team already works.
Defined team expectations
Who owns what, when, and to what standard — so nobody's guessing whose job it is to catch the gap.
A repeatable sprint rhythm
A cadence your team can run every sprint — without reinventing handoff rituals each time.
A shared definition of "done"
One that designers and engineers actually agree on — before the ticket ever hits QA.
A live implementation session
A 60-minute working session with your team. We roll the new workflow out live so it lands in muscle memory, not a forgotten doc.
The full scope
Six focused pieces across your process, your Figma, and your codebase.
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Process audit
A grounded look at how your team actually hands work from design to code today — not the version on the wiki.
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Figma structure review
How your files, components, and variables are set up — and where that structure is fighting the engineers downstream.
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Breakdown point identification
The exact moments in your sprint where things go sideways — named, mapped, and tied back to root cause.
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Code Connect setup
Wire your Figma components to the real ones in your codebase so what designers place is what engineers ship.
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Custom workflow guide
A written playbook of your new design-to-code flow — short, specific, and built to be used by your whole team.
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60-minute implementation session
A live working session where we roll the workflow out with your team, answer questions, and make sure it sticks.
Four steps, no hand-wavy theory
Kickoff discussion
We talk about what's really happening in your sprints — the friction, the frustrations, the workarounds your team has quietly invented.
Audit review
I dig into your Figma, your repo, and your process. I come back with what's working, what's breaking, and where the real leverage is.
Workflow guide creation
I write the new process — specific to your tools, your team, and your cadence. Not a theoretical framework; a thing you can run on Monday.
Implementation session
We meet live, walk the team through the new flow, and run it together on real work — so it lands in practice, not just in a doc.
Design-to-Code Workflow
Final scope depends on team size, tooling, and how deep we go on Code Connect — we'll sort that out on the intro call. No retainers, no surprises.
From folks who've worked with me
Josh sees the real problem quickly and knows how to articulate it in a way that gets teams moving. That's rare — and genuinely valuable.
Josh turned our messy handoff into a process the whole team actually follows. Fewer rebuilds, fewer "is this right?" pings, more shipping.
Give your team a handoff they can trust.
Book a 30-minute intro call. Tell me where your sprint keeps snagging — I'll tell you honestly whether a workflow engagement is the right next step.