The people who build ZenUI’s open-source tools are the same people who design and engineer your product.
Asfak AhmedFounder & Frontend Engineer
Rifat HossainBackend Engineer
Mahadi AhmedFrontend Engineer
ZenUI Labs is an open-source ecosystem of UI libraries, developer tools and AI products, and a small team that designs and engineers software for others. The tools are how we learn; client work is where that learning pays off.
Founder & Frontend Engineer
Front-end engineer with 3+ years of experience building interfaces people enjoy using.
Backend Engineer
AIUB graduate working as a software engineer, focused on reliable backend systems.
Frontend Engineer
TypeScript-focused frontend developer for multi-workspace systems, e-commerce and SaaS.
Frontend Engineer
Crafts scalable, high-performance web solutions that turn ideas into seamless products.
AI Engineer
Builds full-stack apps, from React interfaces to scalable Node.js and NestJS backends.
AI Engineer
Self-taught developer with a deep interest in computer science.
Senior UI Designer
User-centred mobile app and website designer. Figma and Framer expert.
Senior Backend Architect
Senior backend engineer with 7+ years of professional experience.
Frontend Developer
Full-stack developer building fast, user-focused web apps with React and Next.js.
SEO Specialist
WordPress developer building clean, responsive, user-friendly websites.
Backend Engineer
Full-stack developer with 3+ years turning complex requirements into working software.
Frontend Engineer
Builds production-ready web applications with clean code and user-centric solutions.
Backend Engineer
A passionate backend engineer.
A screen is the visible end of a model, a data flow and a set of components. We design all of it together.
Every library we release forces us to solve a problem properly, once, in public. That work flows back into client products.
The best interaction details are decided in code. Designers and engineers work in the same review, often on the same pull request.
Our libraries are open source. If something helps other developers, it should be available to them.
Zen, for us, means clarity: fewer moving parts, obvious structure, and nothing that makes a user wait without reason.
Products evolve. We measure our work by how cheap the next change is.
