Quick start

Before you begin

• A Figma account with at least one design file you can read.
• A Microsoft Dataverse environment URL (optional for the first pass — you can generate without bindings).
• About 10 minutes.

1. Create your account and workspace

1. Go to /auth and sign up with email or Google.
2. Your first workspace is created automatically. You become its owner.
3. (Optional) Invite teammates from Settings → Members.

2. Connect Figma

1. In Figma, open Settings → Security → Personal access tokens and create a token with file-read scope.
2. In MigrateTo, open Settings → Integrations → Figma and paste the token.
3. Paste the URL of any Figma file you can access and click Import file.

3. Create a project and add a file

1. From the workspace home, click New project, give it a name, and confirm.
2. Open the project, click Add Figma file, and select the file you imported.
3. Wait for the ingestion run to complete — it parses every frame into our intermediate representation.

4. Map one frame

1. Click any frame in the project view to open the mapping canvas.
2. If you skipped Dataverse, click Skip bindings at the top of the canvas — you can generate static content first and add bindings later.
3. Otherwise, drag a table from the right panel onto the frame and bind columns to text and image layers.

5. Generate

1. Click Generate at the top of the canvas. A generation task is created and runs in the background.
2. When it finishes, open Preview to see HTML / CSS / Liquid side by side with your Figma frame.
3. Note the fidelity score — it tells you how closely the output matches your source. See Generation & fidelity.

6. Package and download

1. From the project page, click Build package.
2. Wait for validation (manifest, web templates, snippets, web files) and then click Download.
3. Unzip the package to confirm the structure — see Package structure.

7. Deploy to Power Pages

# Install the Power Platform CLI once
# https://aka.ms/PowerPlatformCLI

pac auth create --environment <your-env-url>
pac paportal upload --path ./portal-package

That's it — your portal is live. Full deployment notes are in Deploy to Power Pages.