Zuzana Designs Expands Development Team

LOS ANGELES — Zuzana Designs has boosted its development team with the addition of five seasoned software developers and programmers as well as a new programming manager, Lee Jones.

According to the company, the new team members are local to its headquarters in Cookeville, Tennessee, so that clients will be working with an American company in the same city and time zone which makes communication and production go more smoothly.

The new programmers have worked together as a team for many years on hundreds of projects, making them a well-oiled programming machine ready to tackle any project, including custom software development, mobile and web apps, content management systems, APIs and more.

“We provide a comprehensive range of software development services that include [user experience] design, responsive HTML, native iOS, Android and react-based mobile development. PHP (Laravel) and ROR based web development, desktop application development, IOT development, manual and automated testing plus develop services including continuous integration and continuous deployment,” said a company representative. “We look forward to serving the adult community and handling your projects as we have for the last 15 years.”

The dev team is available on a per-project or hourly basis.

For more information, click here or email lee@zuzanadesigns.com.

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