Responsive behavior
Let the reviewer see how the composition changes between a wide screen and a phone.
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For an interactive design
When a Figma concept becomes HTML through a separate export or build workflow, HTMLShare can publish the resulting static files as a browser preview. It does not import from Figma, convert designs, or synchronize prototype changes.
Static export contract
The HTML export is valuable when the reviewer needs to experience more than a static artboard.
Let the reviewer see how the composition changes between a wide screen and a phone.
Include the links, hover states, transitions, and lightweight states the export is meant to demonstrate.
Ask whether the hierarchy, rhythm, and path feel right before the design becomes a larger build.
Where the export helps
Send an interactive HTML concept to a client who needs to experience the page instead of comparing separate artboards.
Give engineering a browser-ready reference for content hierarchy, responsive behavior, and the interaction being proposed.
Publish a small HTML exploration while you are comparing visual directions, not after every decision is already fixed.
Why this handoff works
A browser preview can carry responsive rules, links, hover states, and lightweight interactions that a screenshot cannot.
A client can point to the exact page, state, or content block that needs a change.
Use a review link for the current direction and move the approved design to its permanent site or product workflow later.
A three-step workflow
Use the Figma-to-HTML tool, plugin, or developer workflow your team already trusts. HTMLShare does not perform the conversion.
Upload a self-contained HTML file, or ZIP the HTML with CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and other assets using relative paths.
Open the preview at the widths that matter, then send the link with one or two focused questions about direction or interaction.
Know the boundary
HTMLShare publishes browser-ready static output. Keep builds, source tools, private access, live data, and production operations in the systems built for them.
HTMLShare does not import Figma files, convert frames to HTML, read prototype permissions, or sync changes back to Figma.
The link shows the exported frontend behavior. Keep design files, comments, version history, and access control in the tools your team uses for them.
Search exclusion does not make a URL confidential. Use an access-controlled workspace when the design contains sensitive client information.
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Open pageBefore you publish
No. Create the HTML output with your existing Figma-to-HTML plugin, export, or development workflow, then upload the resulting static files for review.
Yes. Publish the HTML or ZIP, check the responsive preview, and send the URL with a focused visual or interaction question.
No. It is a lightweight browser preview for HTML-based design work. Keep design collaboration and source files in Figma or the tool your team uses.
Ready for the next review
Create a noindex preview link for the static HTML or ZIP project, then move approved work to production when it is ready.