Don’t you love it when you design a beautiful landing page, show your friends, family, co-workers, or anyone who will take a peak, and then remember you have to do it all over again, but this time using code?
Yeah, didn’t think so.
Fortunately, the times are changing. FUNCTION12 is off getting attention with its launch today. It automates the design to developer workflow by taking your handcrafted designs and exporting production-ready code in an instant. As founder and CEO Shawn Park put it “based on our beta testing, a mobile screen that would normally take 6 hours when coding in hand took only 16 minutes to export.”
Why people care: What makes FUNCTION12 unique is that there are no plugins or apps to install. Once you’re happy with your design, simply copy your Figma file link and paste it onto the FUNCTION12 landing page. You’ll get a platform to nail down the nitty gritty such as inspecting your components, configuring your layout, and adding actions before exporting your code.
Worth it? At $1 per month, FUNCTION12 could be worth trying out, especially if you have been delaying coding up that landing page of yours.
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