Figma to Structured, Scalable HTML & WP Divi Development.

XHTMLTEAM provides white-label WordPress, Divi, Elementor, and frontend HTML development for agencies and brands worldwide. Our core services include Figma to WordPress conversion, Figma to HTML, Framer to HTML, email template coding, WooCommerce development, website maintenance, and AI-assisted design to code conversion. All services are fully white-labeled, making us a trusted backend development partner for design agencies, marketing firms, and independent consultants since 2006.

Yes. Every service XHTMLTEAM delivers is fully white-labeled. We work invisibly behind the scenes — your clients never know we exist. We sign NDAs on request, communicate through your preferred channels including Slack and email, and deliver code files without any XHTMLTEAM branding. This makes us the ideal development partner for agencies that want to scale their output without hiring in-house developers. We currently support agencies across 15+ countries on an ongoing white-label basis.

We follow a strict coding checklist on every project: semantic HTML5 landmark elements, correct heading hierarchy (H1 through H4), descriptive alt text on all images, structured data markup where appropriate, and Core Web Vitals optimization including deferred scripts, compressed assets, and no render-blocking CSS. Every file is W3C validated before delivery. Unlike page builder exports that generate bloated inline styles and div-heavy markup, our hand-coded output gives Google exactly what it needs to crawl, index, and rank the page effectively.

Yes — but responsibly. We use AI-assisted tools including GitHub Copilot, Cursor AI, and ChatGPT to accelerate repetitive tasks like boilerplate generation, code review, and documentation. However, every output is reviewed, refined, and tested by senior developers before delivery. AI helps us move faster; human expertise ensures the code is actually correct, accessible, and production-ready. We never ship raw AI-generated code — it always passes through expert QA and manual optimization.

Our core frontend stack includes HTML5, CSS3, SCSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS. For WordPress, we specialize in Divi, Elementor, WPBakery, and custom theme development with ACF and WooCommerce. We also work with React, Vue.js, TypeScript, Astro JS, and Framer Motion for modern component-based builds. On the AI tooling side we use GitHub Copilot, Cursor AI, OpenAI, and Surfer SEO. For design-to-code conversion we accept Figma, Framer, Canva, Adobe XD, Sketch, and PSD source files.

Freelancers offer one skill set and one availability window. XHTMLTEAM offers a full team — senior frontend developers, WordPress specialists, QA testers, and project managers — available Monday through Saturday with 2–3 hour response times. We have been operating since 2006 with documented processes, consistent code standards, NDA protection, and white-label capability. Urgent projects are handled by two or three parallel developers to meet tight deadlines. Agencies choose us because we are reliable at scale, not just for one-off projects.

Our hand-coded HTML and WordPress builds outperform auto-generated exports in three measurable ways. First, file size: manual code ships no unused classes, vendor runtimes, or inline style bloat — reducing page weight by 40–70% compared to Framer or Webflow exports. Second, SEO structure: we write semantic HTML5 with correct heading hierarchy, structured data, and ARIA attributes that auto-exporters skip entirely. Third, maintainability: every class uses meaningful BEM naming that any developer can read, edit, and scale — unlike hashed auto-generated selectors that require reverse engineering to modify.

Yes. Performance optimization is built into every project, not added as an afterthought. We implement lazy loading for below-the-fold images, defer non-critical JavaScript, minify CSS and JS files, use WebP image formats, eliminate render-blocking resources, and structure CSS to minimize layout shifts. Every delivery is tested through Google PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse before handoff. For WordPress projects we configure caching plugins, optimize database queries, and remove unused plugin scripts to ensure strong Core Web Vitals scores across mobile and desktop.

Absolutely. We convert Figma, Framer, Canva, Adobe XD, Sketch, and PSD designs into clean, responsive, production-ready code. For Figma projects we extract design tokens, spacing systems, and component structures directly from your file. For Framer exports we strip the auto-generated bloat and rebuild the site in semantic HTML and CSS while preserving all animations and interactions. We also accept live website URLs, screenshots, or rough mockups — any design format you are working with, we can code it.

Yes. We offer flexible ongoing support through several models. For one-off projects, we provide 7 days of free post-delivery bug fixes. For agencies with regular volume, our monthly subscription plans starting at $1,499 per month include unlimited development requests, priority turnaround, and dedicated communication via Slack or email. We also offer standalone website maintenance packages covering WordPress updates, plugin management, security monitoring, and performance checks. Support hours run Monday to Friday 9am–7pm, with Saturday and Sunday availability for premium orders.

Turnaround depends on scope. A single landing page in HTML typically takes 1–2 business days. A full WordPress theme conversion from Figma takes 3–7 business days depending on the number of templates. Rush delivery is available for most project types — urgent jobs are assigned to two or three parallel developers to compress the timeline without sacrificing quality. Subscription clients with active plans receive priority queue placement, meaning their tasks start the same business day they are submitted.

For HTML projects we follow W3C standards, avoid inline event handlers, and validate all forms server-side. For WordPress builds we harden the installation by disabling file editing from the dashboard, limiting login attempts, removing version numbers from source code, and using SSL-ready configurations. We configure security plugins such as Wordfence or Solid Security, set up automated backups, and run performance audits before handoff. All code is tested across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge on both desktop and mobile before delivery.