Overview 👇

Anima is on a mission to help designers and developers collaborate smoothly and deliver products faster, with nothing getting lost in translation.

Anima helps designers to create high-fidelity prototypes right from Sketch, Adobe XD, and Figma. When it comes to developers, Anima helps by converting design to React code, and saves precious time by automating front-end developers’ grunt work.

The end result? A clean component-based code that you simply cannot believe you didn’t write yourself.

Read on to find out just how easy it is to get React from a Sketch design.

How To Export Code ❓

You can Export code in two different ways…

Overview 😎

Anima is here to help Front-end engineers deliver faster by automating the grunt work. Teams can convert Sketch, Adobe XD, or Figma into React code and save precious time.

Developers often do not have access to design tools such as Sketch. From now on, you can import Sketch designs to Anima, and get component-based, clean code for the design. All you need is the Sketch file and nothing more.

In this article, we go through the simple steps to import a Sketch design file to Anima and get the code.

What is Sketch?

Sketch is a design tool for Mac that designers use…

Anima is a design-to-development tool that allows designers to create high-fidelity prototypes from inside Sketch, Adobe XD, and Figma, and export HTML & CSS in a single click.

Here at Anima, we are constantly working behind the scenes to improve your user experience. From today, you can access your React code using CodeSandbox, making it easier than ever to navigate the code and see it up and running!

What is CodeSandbox ?

CodeSandbox is a platform that allows you to edit code online, speeding up web development. …

Overview 👀

Anima lets designers create high-fidelity prototypes with Sketch, Adobe XD, and Figma, whilst allowing developers to export developer-friendly code in a matter of a few clicks. The end result is a clean code which is why developers love to use it.

Exporting your Figma design to HTML is geared more toward developing high-fidelity prototypes and websites. In this article, we will guide you through how to do this, what it looks like, and just how easy it is.

How To Export Code?

You can export HTML code directly from Figma, or alternatively directly from Anima’s web app, here are three ways in which you…

We are excited to introduce Instant Preview in Figma, giving you the power to turn your designs into Developer-friendly code faster than ever.

With Anima’s new Instant Preview, you can preview your design as code right inside Figma, and instantly.

What is the difference you ask?!

Previously, Anima uploaded your design and opened up your default browser window to preview your design. This upload process was preventing the preview from showing up instantly.

Now, Anima converts your design to code and the preview shows up instantly.

It completely changes the experience of using Anima for Figma 🤗

Overview

Anima allows designers to create fully responsive prototypes that look and work exactly like the finished product using their own design tools (Sketch, Adobe XD, or Figma).

Developers can export these designs as HTML & CSS, or React code, in a matter of a few clicks. Anima gives you component-based, clean code that developers love to use.

This article takes you through how to do this, what it looks like, and just how easy it is.

How to export code

There are two ways in which you can do this, either by exporting the code directly from your design tool (Sketch, Adobe XD, or…

Designing for different screen sizes is essential for creating the best user experience. In this article, we will show you how to create responsive prototypes with Figma and Anima.

Responsive prototypes in 3 steps:

1. Apply Constraints
2. Connect Breakpoints
3. Share responsive prototypes

1. Apply figma’s Constraints 📌

Constraints show how elements should respond as you resize their Frames. This helps you control how your design looks across different screen sizes and devices.

How to do it? It's simple— Pinning elements!

• Constraints relates to the containing Frame.
• You can’t apply constraints to Groups.
• Left / Right / Top / Bottom / Center — Will keep the layer size fixed and pin it…

Anima is here to help Front-end engineers deliver faster, by automating the grunt work. Teams can convert Sketch, Adobe XD, or Figma into React code, saving precious time.

In our previous blog post, we introduced Anima’s new Code mode.

We improve code quality and developer tools on Anima on a weekly basis. Check out our latest updates.

Grouping with multiple-selection

Have you ever received a design file that you had to convert to code, only to find out that the hierarchy in the file is not what you had in mind?

Well now you can change how elements are grouped regardless of how…