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  • January 6, 2026
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Upton Rand

Hello — I’m a developer trying to get my website online. Everything goes smoothly until the final stretch of publishing. We’re using Figma make with AI to design it and code it. Around 90% into the deploy, the publish process suddenly fails and I’m hit with a slew of CSS errors.

 

I know the AI assistant attempted to upgrade the project to CSS Level 4, and I reverted it back to CSS Level 3 for compatibility/support reasons. However, when I try to deploy, I’m still seeing CSS errors. Despite multiple checks, the AI keeps suggesting this may be an issue on Figma’s side.

 

The site is alignment-ai.io and it’s currently deployed, if you’d like to inspect it with DevTools to see the errors directly.

 

I’ve tried everything I can control on my end: cache busting, dozens of code checks, removing our Google Analytics tag, and rolling back to prior versions. No luck — the site still goes offline. This also happened on a previous build around New Year’s, so we duplicated the project into a fresh build and started deploying again, but we ran into the same kind of failure.

 

I genuinely like Figma and want to keep using it, but I opened a ticket on the previous incident and never got a clear solution. We really need this site live. We’re an NGLCC-certified business applying to Google for Startups, and we were aiming to have this finished by the first of the year.

 

Any help would be amazing. We also have the ability to use the API, if there’s anything useful we can pull from there (logs, deploy details, etc.).

 

Has anyone seen this before?

Best answer by Celine_

Hi there, Céline from Figma here! Thanks for taking the time to explain what’s been happening, and for all the context you shared. I understand how critical this is for you, especially given the repeated deploy failures and the timing around your launch.

I can see that you’ve already reached out to our support team regarding this Make deployment issue. (For reference, your case number is #1666833). At the moment, the agent is waiting for your response so they can continue the investigation. Once that’s received, our technical team will dig further, and work directly with our engineering team to better understand what’s causing the Make file publishing failed. They’ll follow up with you as soon as they have more updates to share. Thanks again for your patience 🙏🏼


Update: We’ve heard back from our engineering team, and they’ll need a bit more information to investigate this further.
Our support team has replied to your case and is currently waiting for your response. Please reply there as soon as you can so they can continue troubleshooting the publishing issue. Thank you!

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Upton Rand
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  • January 6, 2026

These are the errors we’re struggling with that are blocking deployment

 


Upton Rand
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  • January 6, 2026

So despite what the agent said in Make, still having ongoing issues with this


Celine_
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  • January 7, 2026

Hi there, Céline from Figma here! Thanks for taking the time to explain what’s been happening, and for all the context you shared. I understand how critical this is for you, especially given the repeated deploy failures and the timing around your launch.

I can see that you’ve already reached out to our support team regarding this Make deployment issue. (For reference, your case number is #1666833). At the moment, the agent is waiting for your response so they can continue the investigation. Once that’s received, our technical team will dig further, and work directly with our engineering team to better understand what’s causing the Make file publishing failed. They’ll follow up with you as soon as they have more updates to share. Thanks again for your patience 🙏🏼


Update: We’ve heard back from our engineering team, and they’ll need a bit more information to investigate this further.
Our support team has replied to your case and is currently waiting for your response. Please reply there as soon as you can so they can continue troubleshooting the publishing issue. Thank you!