Transitioning from Figma to Framer required a shift from static design to an interactive, component-based approach. While Framer supports Figma imports, layouts, auto layout, and tokens often needed manual cleanup. Design systems had to be rebuilt to fit Framer’s logic, and its React-based structure introduced a learning curve for interaction design. The handoff involved auditing Figma files, importing and restructuring in Framer, and recreating responsive components. Though Framer lacks some of Figma’s collaboration features, its ability to produce live, functional prototypes made it a powerful tool for delivering polished, high-fidelity experiences.