Q: Hi, I have some questions: Is it work on MacBook Pro M1?
Is it work with Google Chrome only? Or it can work without Google Chrome? I mean on another browser?
All components of Figma are already in TheSprkl? Or we should import these from Figma?
Do TheSprkl Export all website designs in HTML format/Bundle? Or What types/format of Exports in TheSprkl?
TheSprkl have no installable app for desktop: Windows or Mac?
Regards,
Mohsin
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May 15, 2024A: Hi Mohsin, thank you for your request.
Please let me answer your questions one by one, but first:
TheSprkl presented on AppSummo is a bundle of two separate products (meaning for two different platforms) for Figma and Webflow.
Since Figma and Webflow are both browser-based applications, products do not depend on the operation system.
TheSprkl for Webflow is a Chrome Extension, so can work in Chrome browser. The Firefox version is coming soon.
TheSprkl for Figma has additional resources, such as some page templates and graphic resources. TheSprkl for Webflow contains everything you need from Figma to transfer design from Figma to Webflow.
TheSprkl is not an application, neither browser-based or installable. This means you can not export anything FROM TheSprkl. It is a Design System and UI Kit you use to create designs in Figma and Websites in Webflow.
Hope this helps.
If you have more questions, please feel free to reach out to us directly.
Cheers,
Eugene
titushahEugene,
I understand the things you explained, but If I need to convert my Figma Website design to Working Website, Then TheSprkl can convert it to Webflow, from where I can publish it to Webflow Hosting. If I understand correctly...?
But Know I want mu Figma Website Design to convert into Webflow, then I won't publish it to Webflow hosting. There is no way to export that converted website into any Format or Code, so I could publish it anywhere else, or give it to my client...?
Regards,
Mohsin
Hi Mohsin,
There's no way (yet) to transfer design from TheSprkl for Figma to Webflow Extension.
It shall be done manually.
There's a reason for this (yet there are tools to convert Figma designs to Webflow in a click), based on our experience the automatic conversions usually perform not so well and don't provide enough flexibility from a development standpoint. You still have to fix issues after conversion, and even more, you have to perform double checks if you don't know how the transfer performed and what issues are not seen.
With this said the approach with TheSprkl:
- create the design in Figma, and approve it with the client (make revisions, etc)
- create the design in Webflow based on what is in the approved Figma
To answer your question regarding exporting from Webflow - it is possible and Webflow produces really clean and high-quality HTML and CSS output. And definitely, you can host it anywhere you wont.
However, if you use any of the backend of the Webflow, such as CMS or Form processing, this will not work after export.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Eugene
Please check this Webflow lesson about exporting: https://university.webflow.com/lesson/code-export?topics=hosting-code-export
Eugene