Generating PHP templates from a static HTML design
How to convert a static HTML/CSS design into clean PHP include-based templates - variable contracts, conditional rendering, and how to automate the conversion without rewriting your structure.
12 posts tagged with #backend-handoff.
How to convert a static HTML/CSS design into clean PHP include-based templates - variable contracts, conditional rendering, and how to automate the conversion without rewriting your structure.
A step-by-step guide to converting a static HTML/CSS design into Twig templates - variable mapping, conditional blocks, layout inheritance, and how to automate the whole process.
The developer's approach to converting a static HTML/CSS design into WordPress-compatible PHP templates - partials, page templates, variable wiring, and how to skip the manual rewrite.
solo-check is a free open-source CLI that tells you exactly whether your Astro project is compatible with Frontmatter Solo — before you buy anything.
A practical checklist for frontend developers delivering an Astro project to a backend team. What to include, what to generate, and what to never hand off manually.
How to hand off an Astro project to a Symfony developer — Twig templates, controller variables, and the integration pattern that keeps both sides clean.
How to structure PHP templates generated from Astro so they work cleanly with WordPress — partials, escaping, variable passing, and what not to do.
A practical guide to converting Astro components into WordPress-compatible PHP templates — partials, page templates, and variable wiring — without a full rewrite.
The handoff is not a backend problem. It's a frontend artifact — and the frontend developer is the only one positioned to generate it correctly.
How to convert Astro components to plain PHP include-based templates — without a framework, without a runtime, and without rewriting your frontend structure.
What a proper Astro-to-backend handoff looks like, what usually goes wrong, and how to structure it so the backend developer can start immediately.
A step-by-step breakdown of what it takes to turn Astro components into Twig partials — manually, and with a build-time tool.