About

I turn product ideas into usable interfaces

I'm Franco Zeta, a web developer from Lima. I'm interested in turning product ideas into interfaces that are clear, careful, and easy to use.

Right now I'm building Kocteau, a music and reviews platform. It has become the place where I learn by doing real product work: shaping flows, refining the interface, connecting data, and making the experience feel coherent from the first visit to a published review.

Before and alongside that, I've been exploring projects like Stepper and Anomalyer. They help me keep refining my judgment between design, frontend, and product without forcing every idea to sound finished before it is.

I like building with intention: not only making something work, but making it feel considered.

What I'm working on

Kocteau

A music and reviews platform where I work through the full product shape: flow, interface, data, and the small moments between discovering a track and publishing a thought about it.

Stepper

A product identity and interface exploration that has helped me think more carefully about rhythm, visual systems, and how a brand can become a usable product surface.

Anomalyer

An early idea I am still shaping. I keep it visible because not every useful project starts polished; some exist to sharpen taste before they become a finished product.

What I care about

I care about rough product ideas becoming understandable web flows, interfaces that feel calm and readable, and systems where frontend, data, and product behavior stay connected. I prefer small, honest improvements over pretending every pass is final.

Currently

I'm open to junior web developer roles, pre-professional internships, and carefully scoped product collaborations where the interface and the product logic both matter. You can reach me on LinkedIn, via email, or see my code on GitHub.