MILLI - Figma UI Kit for Magazines, News Portals & Digital Publishers

MILLI is a Figma UI kit designed for magazines, news portals, online publications, editorial websites, digital journalism brands, and content publishers that need an editorial-first website with depth and personality. It solves the "I need a publication site that takes content seriously - but most magazine templates either copy The New York Times or look like generic blogs" problem. Built on Figma with group layouts, components, variants, organized layers, and pixel-perfect spacing, it ships with 36 fully layered screens (18 desktop + 18 mobile), 10+ component libraries, and 20+ reusable UI elements organized for designer handoff.

This kit is built for three buyer types: magazine and publication founders launching or redesigning their site, digital journalism startups and independent publishers building a content brand, and freelance designers or agencies producing client work in the media and publishing vertical. Designing a 17-page editorial site with News, Culture, Editions, Workshop, and Blog modules from scratch typically takes 50-80 hours. With MILLI, you can swap brand colors, replace imagery, and adapt copy to deliver a complete publication site in 6-10 hours. The component-driven structure means every brand update propagates across all 36 screens at once.

The kit covers 17 ready-to-use pages: 3 Homepages, About, News, News Detail, Editions, Culture, Culture Detail, Workshop, Workshop Detail, Latest Blog, Pricing Plan, Career, Contact, an All Layout Presentation page, and a custom 404 page. Every screen is built around how editorial sites actually work - from front-page curation (Homepages, Latest Blog) to category navigation (News, Culture, Editions) to long-form reading (News Detail, Culture Detail, Workshop Detail). The Editions page handles archive and issue-based publishing, and the Workshop section supports event-driven content that many modern publications run alongside their editorial.

Unlike generic blog templates with a single "post" layout, MILLI is built like a real publication - separate Culture and News sections with their own detail templates, Editions for archive browsing, Workshop for events and learning content, and a Pricing Plan page for paid subscription publishers. It's particularly well-suited for independent magazines competing on content quality, online publishers monetizing through subscriptions or workshops, and editorial brands that need their site to feel as carefully designed as their content. The pixel-perfect spacing and developer-friendly structure reduce handoff friction and speed up engineering review cycles.