Quest - Figma to HTML with no-code, build delightful experiences

@ryan_hayward Thank you Ryan.

@ryan_hayward @npobbathi thank: for checking it out and the support Ryan!

@alleenriddock Thank you Alleen.

@alleenriddock let us know what u think

@alleenriddock Looking forward to see what you can build.

@lidia_ribeiro Thank you Lidia. We love coding as well. Our aim is to help teams not worry about experience building so their developers can focus on more value-added tasks.

@lidia_ribeiro Thank u ;)

@snakecharmer Sure! All your Figma layers get an Alt Tag added based on layer name or you can change in Quest. Page title and description can be added to every page. Google Lighthouse scores are extremely high. Give it a test drive ;)

@snakecharmer As Andrew mentioned SEO is well baked in. Lots more exciting features coming soon too!

@sareddy Thanks Sareddy! Our goal is to change the way the web gets built ;) You get it...

@sareddy Thank you Sareddy

@sluggo511 There is no catch! We want to enable everyone to build awesome experiences without worrying about the code.

@sluggo511 the catch is you’ll have to stop using Wordpress? Ha

@elayne_jasper Thanks a lot Elayne!

@elayne_jasper Thank you Elayne! Congrats on your upcoming launch next week!

@elayne_jasper Thanks for supporting the launch!

@frankiemargotta haha I’m sorry…

@frankiemargotta Thanks Frankie. Cant wait to see your next page in Quest.

@frankiemargotta Thank you Frankie. The future should be much better for you with Quest.

@guy_altagar2 thanks for the support Guy!

@guy_altagar2 Thanks Guy for the encouraging words!

@guy_altagar2 Thank you Guy.

@subbu_y by setting up the constraints in Figma or doing it in quest to tell how layers or groups will behave. But we also support break points for each device view you design for

@subbu_y Thank you Subbu. You setup different frames in your Figma design for each screen size and export them to Quest together. And setup constraints like Andrew described.