I already designed every desktop screen of my personal-portfolio site in Figma and now I’m ready to see it live. What I still need is the mobile side of the story and a smooth launch on Framer. Here’s the flow I have in mind: • Take my existing Figma file, replicate the layout for common mobile breakpoints, and ensure that each section scales cleanly from desktop to phone. • Work within Framer to rebuild the pages, add the interactive buttons I’ve planned, and double-check that the whole experience feels native on touch screens. • Optimise images and other assets along the way—automatic or manual methods are fine, so choose whichever keeps the site lightweight without sacrificing quality. • Publish the finished site on my Framer domain and verify that everything loads quickly on both Wi-Fi and mobile data. If you’ve shipped responsive sites with Figma-to-Framer workflows before, I’d love to see a quick example. My goal is to hand over the file, review the mobile mock-ups, and then sign off once the live link matches the design one-for-one.