Thanks for your take on Figma and how you use it @soygrafico!
Also great to hear your thoughts on the Web3. I have a really good idea now what it is, thanks! 
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@soygrafico Each web application will have its own way of integrating into a Sparkle page, but for most it simply means adding an embed object into Sparkle. Once that object is on the page, you simply add the code supplied by the application. In the case of a Blog, the application requires three bits of code. One in the page itself, the other two at the very top of the page and the other at the very bottom. Here is a screenshot of the code snippets needed for a typical blog:
Clearly, the easiest piece of code to deal with is the second one - you would simply paste that into the embed object in Sparkle in the position where you want the blog to display. The step one and step three code is best added after you publish the page. You can either find the page on your server and edit it in your FTP application, or you could publish to disk first and then add the code in any plain text editor - it’s really not too difficult. The page itself must have the extension PHP for it to function, but Sparkle does give you this option.
Other web apps have a similar way of embedding into a web page - some may provide a piece of all-inclusive code, others may require splitting the code over various sections of the page. But, ultimately, the application interface on your server will give you all the installation information you will need.
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