UX Pilot to WordPress

UX Pilot to WordPress — From AI Screens to a Theme You Own.

UX Pilot generates the screens, but a WordPress site needs a theme. transjt builds that theme for you. Load your UX Pilot design into Figma and run the transjt plugin, and you get a native WordPress theme with Gutenberg blocks and PHP templates, without a page builder in between.

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When to convert

When to take a UX Pilot design to WordPress

Six situations where UX Pilot screens should become a WordPress site rather than a handoff.

  • The screens are approved. The site isn't built.

    UX Pilot gets you from a prompt to high-fidelity screens and whole flows quickly. Projects usually stall after approval, when the screens have to become templates and blocks with editable content.

  • No handoff to fall into

    When a design goes to a developer to be rebuilt, details get lost and weeks go by. transjt builds the theme directly from Figma, so the site that goes live is the design you approved.

  • The design keeps changing

    To change a section, you regenerate it in UX Pilot and update it in Figma, then run the conversion again. A revision no longer means rebuilding the section by hand.

  • Editors want the block editor

    Your team already knows Gutenberg. As native blocks, the sections UX Pilot designed become blocks they edit and rearrange like any other.

  • No page builder on top

    Page-builder exports tie the site to a plugin you have to license and keep updated. transjt writes a standalone theme with PHP templates, and you own the files.

  • Hosting you choose

    A native WordPress theme runs on any WordPress host, next to the plugins you already use for forms, SEO and analytics.

Do the math

How many sections did UX Pilot design?

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$8,100*
Save time
81 hours*10.1 workdays by hand
Get your results fast
1.5–⁠3 hours*for the whole theme
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*An approximate estimate based on manual Figma-to-WordPress build time: about 4.5 hours per component at $100 an hour, in 8-hour workdays. transjt builds the theme in about 1.5–3 hours.

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  • 95–99%of the finished code, on a well-structured file
  • ∞AI builders to import from, plus Figma
  • 2native CMS targets: HubSpot and WordPress
  • 1 clickto export. A couple of minutes later the theme is in your account
How it works

Take a UX Pilot design to WordPress in four steps.

From your UX Pilot design to a native WordPress theme, by way of Figma.

  1. Design in UX Pilot

    Describe the page in UX Pilot's AI generator and refine the result in its chat until the layout and hierarchy are right.

  2. Load it into Figma

    Use UX Pilot's Figma plugin to place the screens on your canvas as layered, editable frames. Group the sections and check Auto Layout, because transjt reads the Auto Layout settings to make the theme responsive. More on preparing your Figma file.

  3. Run the transjt plugin

    Select the frames and send them to transjt. It turns each section into a Gutenberg block with editable content and shows you a live preview before anything is exported.

  4. Export to WordPress

    Install the theme with the transjt WordPress plugin or upload the theme folder. Your team edits the pages in the standard block editor; the theme files belong to you.

What you get

Ready to turn your UX Pilot design into a WordPress theme?

What a UX Pilot to WordPress theme actually contains

UX Pilot's own exports stop at a static front end in HTML, CSS or React. Before an editor can change anything, WordPress needs PHP templates and blocks. transjt builds those templates and blocks from the Figma file. The sections become Gutenberg blocks with their copy, images and links as editable content, and the colours and type go into the theme's settings. What you get is a theme folder that you own and can read.

More on the Figma route: Figma to WordPress. Building for HubSpot instead? UX Pilot to HubSpot.

FAQ

UX Pilot to WordPress FAQ.

What to expect when a UX Pilot design becomes a WordPress theme.

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  • No. UX Pilot exports to Figma and as HTML, CSS or React; none of these is a WordPress theme. transjt picks up the design in Figma and turns it into PHP templates and Gutenberg blocks.

  • It is a static front end. If you would rather work from code, put that export in a GitHub repository as a React project with Vite and connect the repository to transjt. That is the same route as for the AI builders. For most designs, the Figma route is the shorter one.

  • No. transjt writes a native WordPress theme with Gutenberg blocks, so there is no page builder to license, update or work around.

  • Yes. The theme uses native Gutenberg blocks, so pages and content are edited in the standard block editor, like on any other WordPress site.

  • You do. transjt exports a native WordPress theme to your own site, and the theme files belong to you. Add your own code in custom.css and custom.js; both are kept when you export again.

  • Once the design is in Figma, transjt typically has your WordPress theme ready within a few hours, depending on the number of sections.

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