Milli — Magazine Website Figma Template
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Created : 19 August 2025
Updated : 14 July 2026
Milli is a modern magazine website Figma template by WebbyTemplate for online magazines, editorial websites, blog magazines, news-style websites, workshop brands, content publishers, and creative media platforms. It includes 18 website pages, 18 mobile screens, 10+ components, 20+ UI elements, 3+ homepage layouts, workshop page, news page, blog page, pricing plan page, career page, forms, components, variants, and responsive layouts — available with Personal, Commercial, and Agency license options.
What Is Milli Magazine Website Figma Template?
Magazine and editorial websites need a design structure that can present featured stories, news, blogs, workshops, pricing plans, FAQs, careers, contact forms, and brand information in a clean reading experience. Designing these pages from scratch in Figma takes time, especially when the website needs both desktop and mobile layouts.
Milli gives you a complete Magazine Website Figma Template with 18 desktop pages, 18 mobile screens, 10+ reusable components, 20+ UI elements, 3+ homepage layouts, workshop layouts, news pages, blog pages, pricing plan page, career page, forms, and responsive design structure. It helps designers, agencies, publishers, and editorial brands customize a professional magazine website in Figma and prepare it for development handoff.
Who Is This Template For?
- UI/UX designers working on magazine website Figma projects
- Freelance designers handling online magazine, editorial, or content publisher client work
- Design agencies building websites for magazines, media brands, news-style blogs, and creative publishers
- Developers who need a Figma-ready magazine website design file to build from
- Magazine owners and editorial teams that need a clear website design direction before development
- Workshop brands that need pages for content, pricing, FAQs, careers, and contact inquiries
- Creative publishers that want a complete editorial website structure before development
This template is not suitable for buyers who need a coded magazine website or real publishing system. Milli is a Figma design file only — it does not include HTML, CSS, WordPress, Webflow, CMS, article publishing functionality, subscription system, payment processing, backend, database, or any coded implementation.
What Is Included in Milli?
Website Pages
- 3+ Homepage layouts
- About page
- Workshop page
- News page
- Blog page
- FAQ page
- Pricing Plan page
- Contact page
- 404 page
- Career page
- Mobile Screens
- 18 mobile screens
- Responsive mobile layouts for key website pages
- Mobile homepage layouts
- Mobile news and blog layouts
- Mobile workshop layouts
- Mobile pricing and FAQ layouts
- Mobile contact and career layouts
Design Assets
- 10+ reusable components
- 20+ UI elements
- Components and variants
- Forms
- Typography setup
- Icon set
- Responsive design layouts
- Organized sections and frames
How to Use Milli
Step 1: Purchase and Download
Select your license — Personal, Commercial, or Agency. Complete the purchase and download the Figma file.
Result: Milli Figma file is ready to open.
Step 2: Open in Figma
Open the file in the latest version of Figma. All pages, mobile screens, components, UI elements, forms, and design assets load in the editor.
Result: The full magazine website design is ready to review.
Step 3: Review the Page Set
Browse the homepage layouts, about page, workshop page, news page, blog page, FAQ, pricing plan, contact, 404, and career page. Remove pages that are not needed for your project.
Result: You have a focused website structure for your magazine, editorial brand, or content platform.
Step 4: Customize Branding
Update logo, typography, colors, article content, news sections, workshop details, pricing content, career information, forms, and contact details.
Result: The design matches your online magazine, editorial website, or creative publishing brand.
Step 5: Check Mobile Screens
Review the mobile screens for important flows such as homepage browsing, article reading, news browsing, workshop review, pricing plan review, FAQ viewing, career inquiry, and contact submission.
Result: Desktop and mobile reading experiences are consistent before development.
Step 6: Export or Hand Off
Export assets or share the organized Figma file with your developer or development team.
Result: Your magazine website design is ready for development or client presentation.
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