Services

From idea to shipped product.

Hire Zane for front-end, UI/UX, Node.js back-end, and full-stack product builds. React and Next.js SaaS, marketplaces, WebGL experiences, and end-to-end shipping from Figma to deploy.

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Capabilities

From idea to shipped product.

Strategy, interface design, and full-stack engineering working as one focused product studio.

Front-end

Interfaces that feel inevitable.

React and Next.js UIs with clear hierarchy, purposeful motion, and production-ready polish from Figma to pixel.

UI / UX

Design that sells the product.

Figma-driven product interfaces: flows, systems, and details that make complex products feel simple to use.

Back-end

APIs and systems that scale.

Node.js services, auth, databases, and integrations built for reliability, not demos that fall apart after launch.

Full stack

One studio, end to end.

Design through deployment in one pass. Fewer handoffs, tighter quality, faster path from concept to live product.

Process

Discover. Design. Ship. Support.

Clear consultation, prototyping with feedback, agile builds with updates, thorough QA, and post-launch care.

FAQ

Questions founders usually ask.

What does an engagement with Zane usually include?

Discovery and scope, product UI in Figma when needed, React or Next.js front-end, Node.js APIs and data, then deploy, QA, and a clean handoff. Most founders hire the studio to own the product end to end instead of juggling separate design and engineering vendors.

Do you build MVPs as well as production SaaS?

Yes. Early products get a sharp MVP that is still production-minded: auth, core flows, billing hooks when needed, and a stack you can keep shipping on. Larger builds cover multi-tenant SaaS, marketplaces, reward platforms, and custom tools with the same discipline.

Can you handle both UI/UX and engineering?

That is the default. Interfaces are designed in Figma with clear hierarchy and motion intent, then implemented in React or Next.js so design decisions survive in code. One studio means fewer handoffs and tighter quality from first wireframe to launch.

What if we already have Figma files or a codebase?

Bring what you have. Existing Figma can be productionized into a real front-end. Existing React, Next.js, or Node.js apps can be improved, extended, or modernized after a focused review of architecture, UX, and shipping risk.

Which technologies do you ship with?

Primary stack is React, Next.js, TypeScript where it helps, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, and MongoDB, with AWS when cloud is in scope. Figma covers product UI. For immersive work the studio also ships WebGL and Three.js product experiences, including jewelry viewers and 3D configurators.

How long do projects take, and how do updates work?

Focused landing sites and small tools often land in about one to two weeks. Full product builds typically run two to six weeks depending on scope. You get clear milestones, regular demos, and async updates so progress stays visible without status theater.

Do you support the product after launch?

Yes. Post-launch work covers bug fixes, performance passes, feature iterations, and maintenance retainers. Many clients keep a light ongoing cadence so the product keeps improving after the first release.

How do we start a project?

Use the contact form on zaneone.one/contact or the WhatsApp button on the site. Share the product goal, timeline, and any Figma or repo links. You get a scoped proposal with approach, milestones, and pricing before build work begins.

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