Quest is a good choice for developers who want to convert their Figma designs into React components. It can automatically generate responsive, multiscene experiences with clean, modular code and can integrate with design systems and component libraries. The service also comes with tools like Figma to Code, Animation Library and clean code tools, so it's a good option for teams.
Another option is MightyMeld, a visual development environment for React programmers. It lets you build, edit and style React apps visually with live code visualization of the code and resulting DOM. MightyMeld also has features like drag-and-drop elements, AI-generated code, prebuilt UI blocks and live code updates, so it's good for solo developers or teams trying to boost productivity and workflow.
For a more collaborative approach, Builder.io offers a collection of tools that can convert Figma designs into web and mobile apps rapidly with AI-generated code. It includes a Visual Copilot for iterative refinement of code, a drag-and-drop visual editor for real-time collaboration and support for frameworks like React. With features like component mapping, a global CDN, image optimization and an asset manager, Builder.io can help teams work better together and build digital experiences faster.