The problems you know
The handoff gap
You deliver a Figma file. Engineering interprets it. The result doesn't match. Three rounds of revision later, you settle. The gap between design and code costs every team weeks per project.
Prototypes that can't ship
Framer and Figma prototypes look right but aren't code. The client approves the prototype, then waits months for the engineering build to catch up.
Learning React to be productive
You shouldn't need a CS degree to ship a marketing site. But the tools that produce real code have historically required writing real code.
How InBuild solves them
Visual editor, real output
Drag, drop, rearrange on a visual canvas. The output is production Next.js with Tailwind — not a prototype, not a mockup.
AI bridges the gap
Describe the layout in natural language. InBuild generates the component structure. Adjust visually until it matches your intent.
No handoff friction
What you design is what ships. Export the Next.js project, push to Git, deploy to Vercel. The code IS the design.
Frequently asked questions
Is InBuild like Framer or Webflow?
Similar visual control, but the output is real Next.js code you can export and modify. Framer and Webflow keep the output on their platform.
Do I need to know CSS?
No. InBuild uses Tailwind under the hood, but the visual editor handles styling through direct manipulation. You'll learn Tailwind patterns naturally if you read the export, but it's not required.
Can I use my own fonts and colors?
Yes. The generated code uses Tailwind config, so swapping fonts, colors, and spacing tokens is a single file change in the export.