Lesson Guide

Turn Your Figma Design into a React App in Minutes

The gap between design and code no longer requires a handoff. With v0 and Cursor, you can paste a Figma frame and get clean React components back — components you can iterate on and deploy yourself.

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Try this starter prompt

Copy and paste this into ChatGPT or Claude with your details filled in. It's a simplified version — the full prompt chain is in the app.

Design-to-Code Scaffold
You are a senior React developer reviewing a design-to-code handoff.

Component I'm building: [DESCRIBE THE UI COMPONENT — e.g. "a pricing table with 3 tiers"]
Design constraints: [KEY VISUAL RULES — e.g. "uses Tailwind, mobile-first, brand color is #14B8A6"]
Interaction: [ANY BEHAVIOR — e.g. "highlight the middle tier as 'most popular'"]

Give me:
1. A clean React + Tailwind component scaffold for this UI
2. The 3 most likely accessibility issues to fix
3. A one-line prompt to paste into v0 to generate a working first draft

→ Get the full Figma → v0 → Cursor deployment workflow in AI School

How it works

  1. 1

    Export your Figma frame and write a plain-English description of the component

  2. 2

    Paste into v0 to generate a React + Tailwind first draft

  3. 3

    Open the output in Cursor and refine with AI-assisted edits

  4. 4

    Deploy the component to your live project via Vercel in one command

What you'll build in the app

Project

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