Zia.

Full-stack

Full-Stack Development Services

One developer for the whole product — React and Next.js front ends, Node.js APIs, databases, auth, and deployment — so the UI and the API behind it are built as one coherent system, not stitched-together handoffs.

What I build

What's included

End-to-end web apps

Frontend, backend, database, and deployment owned by one person — no gap between the React interface and the Node.js API serving it.

Front end in React or Next.js

Typed React SPAs when the product is app-like, or a server-rendered Next.js App Router build when SEO and initial load matter.

Backend, database & auth

Node.js REST/GraphQL APIs over PostgreSQL or MongoDB, with JWT/OAuth authentication and the business logic in between.

Payments & integrations

Stripe billing, CRMs, email, and third-party APIs wired into the same codebase rather than bolted on.

Deployment & upkeep

CI with GitHub Actions, preview environments, hosting on Vercel/Render/AWS, and ongoing changes after launch.

Problems this solves

Sound familiar?

  • A separate frontend dev and backend dev whose API and UI don't match, so every change needs a three-way conversation.
  • Projects that stall because nobody owns the stack end to end — the UI is done but the data layer isn't.
  • Prototypes that can't survive real users because auth, data modeling, and deployment were left as afterthoughts.
  • An agency quoting a full team's day rate for a build one senior full-stack developer can deliver.

Example use cases

What this looks like in practice

01

Internal operations dashboard

A logistics team needed a live dashboard: Next.js front end, a Node.js API over their existing Postgres, and role-based access — shipped as one deployable app.

02

Founder's SaaS from zero

React UI, Node backend, Stripe subscriptions, and a Vercel deploy took a booking idea to its first paying customers.

03

Rescue of a split codebase

Took over an app half-built by two freelancers, unified the front and back ends, and finished the remaining features.

Tech stack

The tools I use for this

Front end

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Back end

  • Node.js
  • Express
  • NestJS
  • REST
  • GraphQL

Data & auth

  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • Prisma
  • JWT
  • OAuth 2.0

Infra

  • Vercel
  • Render
  • AWS
  • GitHub Actions

Process

How it works

01

Scope & architect

Agree on features, data model, and rendering strategy (SPA vs SSR) before code.

02

Build front + back

UI and API developed together in one typed codebase so contracts never drift.

03

Integrate & test

Wire payments, auth, and third-party APIs; add tests; verify across devices.

04

Deploy & maintain

Ship with CI and environments, then iterate on real usage.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can one full-stack developer really handle my whole project?
For most web apps and SaaS products up to mid-size, yes — you get a single owner who understands the whole system. Where a project genuinely needs a specialist (heavy DevOps, ML, native mobile), I'll tell you up front.
Do you use React or Next.js for the front end?
React for app-like SPAs behind a login; Next.js when the product needs SEO, server rendering, or file-based routing. I pick per project, not per habit.
Does full stack web development include the database and hosting?
Yes — PostgreSQL or MongoDB with Prisma, plus deployment and CI on Vercel, Render, or AWS. You get a running app, not just code.
Can you take over an existing full-stack codebase?
Yes. I regularly join half-built or inherited projects to finish features, fix architecture, and get them shipped.
Are you a full stack development company or an individual?
An independent full-stack developer — you hire me directly, without agency overhead or account managers in the middle.

Let's build it together

Email me with what you need — I'll reply with a clear plan and next steps. Prefer chat? WhatsApp works too.