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# Figmatica blog

- [What Is llms.txt? File, Examples and SEO Impact](https://figmatica.com/blog/what-is-llms-txt): llms.txt is a short Markdown file that tells AI agents what a site is about. Google Search ignores it, Chrome Lighthouse checks for it, and 97% of these files got zero visits in May 2026. Here is what goes inside, an example, how it compares with robots.txt, and when it pays off.
- [What Is an Agentic Website? Meaning, Examples, Checklist](https://figmatica.com/blog/what-is-an-agentic-website): In two weeks of October, AI bots visited a small studio's site 11,022 times, and ChatGPT read its pages for real people 14 times a day. Here is what an agentic website is, how agents read it, how a team runs it with agents, and a 10-point checklist.
- [Answer engine optimization: the complete guide for 2026](https://figmatica.com/blog/answer-engine-optimization-guide): Answer engine optimization is the work of making a page easy for an assistant to read, quote and cite. This guide covers how ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and AI Overviews build an answer, what they quote, how to structure pages and files for them, and a 20-point checklist you can run this week.
- [Banking website examples: 12 banks and the path to an account](https://figmatica.com/blog/banking-website-examples): A yellow rubber glove holding a phone in a kitchen sponge at ubank, a 3D sheep in a bank branch at Kiwibank, superheroes over a city at GXBank. Twelve bank websites, the path from the first screen to an opened account, and our own measurement of how ChatGPT and a phone see each of them.
- [3D product configurators for manufacturers: what three.js does at every stage of the sale](https://figmatica.com/blog/three-js-product-configurator-manufacturing): What three.js and a visual CPQ are, how one 3D model works across a manufacturer's sale, from the first visit and the RFQ to the assembly line, dealers and spare parts, which configurator fits MTS, ATO, CTO and ETO, SendCutSend walked from the home page to the cart, and the pipeline from SolidWorks to your site.
- [Neobank design: why some fintechs become unicorns and others shut down](https://figmatica.com/blog/neobank-design): Our own BloxFi brand in motion first, then a card that looks like a melting ice lolly, a bank for gamers lit like an arcade, a sun in sunglasses as the face of a bank, a desk on a mountain top, a gold membership for $5 a month. Eight design decisions from Lunar, Up, Mercury, Monzo, Revolut, bunq, Robinhood and Nubank, a concept of where banking apps are heading, the money engine behind each screen, and what the neobanks that closed were missing.
- [The e-commerce funnel, TOF to BOF: how AG1 and other billion-dollar DTC brands sell](https://figmatica.com/blog/ecommerce-funnel-tof-mof-bof): What each stage of an online store's funnel tracks, from CTR at the top to repeat orders and LTV at the bottom, how wow products, solutions and wow + solution change it, and how one-product stores, niche stores and brand stores use it. Shown on AG1's funnel walked to checkout, on Oura, Skims, Quince, Olipop, Liquid Death and The Farmer's Dog, and on Figmatica's own stores.
- [B2B website examples: 11 company sites and what each one gets right](https://figmatica.com/blog/b2b-website-examples): A growth agency with a higher share of visits ending in a request, a global HR partner with 30+ pages in 60 days, an executive search firm with two live clocks, a freight operator with a tracking portal and a mining contractor that looks like a film. Figmatica's B2B work first, then nine sites singled out at design competitions.
- [Fintech website examples: 11 sites and what each one gets right](https://figmatica.com/blog/fintech-website-examples): A currency API with 80+ country pages, a mortgage broker in Melbourne, a metal card for modern wealth, a bank for Bitcoin believers and a payments OS. Our fintech work first, then nine sites that design competitions singled out: where each one puts the number, the proof of safety and the button.
- [Real estate developer website examples: 10 new development, residential and office sites](https://figmatica.com/blog/real-estate-website-examples): Website examples for real estate developers: nine sites of new developments, residences and office buildings singled out at web design competitions, from a boutique community in Estepona to an office tower in Chicago, and a residential complex in Kyiv built by Figmatica. We opened each one past the first screen and wrote down where it puts the price, the floor plan, the map and the button that starts a conversation.
- [Your company grew, your website did not. What is that costing you?](https://figmatica.com/blog/your-company-grew-your-site-did-not): A company whose economics work looks for its next lever in the product, in sales, in hiring, and looks last at the one place where a stranger sees it. The business changed over three years and the explanation stayed as it was, so larger clients judge the company you were three years ago.
- [You are promised 444 times cheaper. What does it come to in practice?](https://figmatica.com/blog/jev-444-times-cheaper): On 15 September a company called TypeSafe AI released Jev, a model that answers with a value instead of a paragraph, and put 193.6x faster and 444.6x cheaper on its homepage. We checked those numbers against the vendor's own pages and against measurements other people published in the first week. The saving is real and it is counted in times, not hundreds of times; the part nobody puts on a homepage is that the model never says it does not know.
- [AI search readiness of design studio websites: 10 studios compared on 6 checks](https://figmatica.com/blog/design-studios-ai-search-readiness): Buyers now ask ChatGPT and Perplexity which studio to hire, and an assistant can only recommend what it is able to read. We ran six outside checks on the websites of ten design studios known in Ukraine, our own included, and publish the commands and the raw data so that every result can be verified. Four studios have an llms.txt, one blocks OpenAI's crawler, and one has an llms.txt that leads to pages an assistant cannot read.
- [How we built 80+ country pages for a fintech API from one Webflow template](https://figmatica.com/blog/80-country-pages-one-webflow-template): Build one Webflow CMS template, store each country as a CMS item with its own currencies, payment rails and methods, and let the template render the page. That is how BloxFi got 80+ country pages, and a new market is now a data entry.
- [How we wowed KFC users with Apple-style depth scrolling](https://figmatica.com/blog/kfc-depth-scrolling): Depth scrolling is a parallax technique: layers of a page move at different speeds as you scroll, so the screen feels three-dimensional. We used it on a mobile KFC promo site that customers open from a QR code on in-store kiosks, and the case went viral.
- [Blue ocean of AI and no-code, part 2: Betty Blocks, Power Apps and OutSystems](https://figmatica.com/blog/blue-ocean-ai-no-code-2): Power Apps fits companies already on Microsoft 365, OutSystems fits large enterprises that need complex, governed apps, and Betty Blocks fits teams that want business users to build with prompts and keep control of their data. Here is how to choose between them in 2026.
- [From a remote design team to a dedicated design force: how we became a startup's design department](https://figmatica.com/blog/remote-design-team-to-dedicated-design-force): A dedicated design team is an outside team that works only on your product, the way an in-house department would. Applica hired us to redo one presentation, and two months later we were handling all of their design, from UX research to the Webflow website.
- [Dive into the blue ocean of AI and no-code, part 1: first come, first served](https://figmatica.com/blog/blue-ocean-ai-no-code-1): Bubble is the best fit for a SaaS MVP, AppSheet for internal apps on top of your data, and Mendix for enterprise teams that need governance. Here is how each works as of 2026 and how to choose.

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