Our Work

We started working with Netflix in 2008, creating a system that would track and rank the 41,000 teams across 180 countries competing for their now famous million-dollar Netflix Prize. Since that time we have worked with them on numerous other projects including PR campaigns, HR systems, business process management systems and continued refinement of these systems on an ongoing basis.  Read more...

Mozilla's Open Standard project uses the principles of open source to change the world. When they decided to create an online magazine to forward this movement, they chose ZURB to create an amazing user experience and us to build a back-end that could manage their publishing process, sustain heavy load, and that met Mozilla's quality standards. All of our work was open sourced, so have a look under the hood!  Read more...

Blue Jeans is fixing videoconferencing. Their world class platform allows different videoconferencing systems to interconnect (Room Systems, Micosoft LYNC, etc.) and make high quality videoconferencing calls. To support their meteoric growth, Blue Jeans needed a site that was flexible enough to support their growing marketing demands together with a team that could make ongoing improvements.  Read more...

This award winning site beautifully showcases the Halekulani property and hotel in Hawaii. Designed by our partners at 300FeetOut, we addressed all implementation details. The site is mobile-friendly, fast-loading, and provides for an easy to use back-end system so the site can stay up to date. This site earned a Web Award for Design Excellence.  Read more...

Creators of sophisticated, intelligent lighting technology. In addition to building their website, we created an interactive product selection database, helping the viewer navigate through the millions of possible product combinations so they can choose the proper lighting product for them.  

Thoughtspot, a team consisting of some of the Valley's best and brightest, is making Business Intelligence as easy as a performing a search. To create a website that showcases their innovative product, they chose ZURB for the front-end interactive design and us for implementation.  

It was an honor to work with our partners at 300FeetOut to create a site to commemorate one of the most culturally influential men of our time: Walt Disney. The Disney Family Foundation created a truly unique museum in the Presidio. In coordination with 300FeetOut, the Disney family and foundation staff we built an experience that brings a taste of that experience online.  

TypeRoom was a new type of CMS designed and created entirely by the Internet Simplicity team. Created primarily in 2008, this product stretched the envelope of what was possible at the time – incorporating a custom WYSIWYG editor, drag-and-drop and creating a new model for managing content: a "Remote CMS".  Read more...

Our work with Santa Clara University started with the complete redesign and development of their university operations website – a hub for the numerous activities needed to keep SCU running smoothly. In addition to ongoing changes and support of this site, we also built an energy graphing system to raise awareness regarding energy consumption by displaying realtime energy graphs to students via flatscreen TVs in dorm room lobbies.  

In partnership with Lovejoy Creative and The M-Line, we were proud to have won the RFP to rebuild the Graphic Artists Guild's 2010 website and online community. This site not only provided membership news and helped to acquire new members, it also provided an online form for their several thousand members to connect with each other.  

In 2009, pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly agreed to pay $1.415 billion (including the largest criminal fine in US health care history) due to unapproved use and unintended side-effects of their popular anti-depressant, Zyprexa. An experienced paralegal firm, Agretelis Consulting, was selected to distribute a portion of this settlement who, in turn, contracted Internet Simplicty to create a secure application to help coordinate $38 million in claims distribution.  

A small startup, Realtime Transcription, had an idea: a new way to search, browse, and interact with a video transcript. Working closely with their team we helped design, prototype, and build their idea into working software. During this process, Internet Simplicity co-invented an aspect of their system which is now the subject of a US patent granted to Realtime Transcription by the USPTO in 2013.