Build a WordPress site from a Figma file overnight
A developer let Devin read a Figma design through MCP and had it assemble a WordPress marketing site while they slept.
- What they did
- bnistordev connected Devin to a Figma file for a new marketing site using MCP. Devin then put together the WordPress frontend and the site’s content editing features on its own overnight.
- How it went
- The work was good enough that they would have priced it at €2.5k. The site still needed human follow-up to finish it.
- Tips
- Give the agent access to the design source and ask for both the public pages and the editing layer. If the task could affect a live site, require a check-in before anything is published.
Try it yourself with Devin
Use my Figma file at [Figma link] via MCP to create a WordPress marketing site for [project name]. Build these pages: [page list], and match the layout, spacing, typography, and content structure in the design. Set it up in [local/staging environment], then stop and show me the result for review before you publish, send, delete, or submit anything live.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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