Chromaplex LLC

This platform allows photographers to drop their beautiful photos into tastefully designed pamphlets, brochures, and frames. We built an interface that allows users to customize these designs by adding text, cropping photos, changing text colors, inserting graphics, and more — all within a basic web browser. When designing a site like this, one of the most pressing concerns is ensuring that the customization process is done

Jacquard Products makes a high-end dye called SolarFast which is specially formulated to artists to affix custom graphics onto t-shirts and other textiles, using only sunlight. Jacquard wanted to give their customers a way to preview how it would look. Users need to be able to pick an image from their phone, and virtually stick it to the shirt or textile in augmented reality. They also needed to see it in monochrome with their

Foodalyzer is a quick and easy way to get nutritional information about your meal – just point your phone’s camera at your food and nutritional labels will appear in an augmented reality environment.

Foodalyzer was designed as a proof-of-concept that food items on store shelves could be recognized using AI and Computer Vision. The Computer Vision results needed to be cross-referenced against a database of food items to

If you find yourself repeatedly hitting snooze and oversleeping, Squeeze was made with you in mind. The concept is simple: when your alarm goes off, squeeze down your iPhone’s volume button to snooze; release to un-snooze. Since the alarm will go off as soon as your hand goes limp, you won’t be able to drift back to sleep. This allows you to wake up more slowly and comfortably without risking oversleeping.

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A startup came to us with an idea for an app to allow users to listen to their own music when placed on hold, rather than whatever music the call center is playing.

In order to reach the broadest possible market we started with an iOS version of the app. We used a high-end audio library designed for DJs and combined it with a VOIP solution. This allowed us to build a custom music player right into the app, that can play

For their website redesign, Spigit decided to focus on a streamlined user experience — less clicks, more comprehensive pages, and a mobile-first approach to interface design. The site had a strict hard-launch deadline, so in order to speed up the development process we maintained close daily contact with the client as we worked, continuously offering releases for content development and review. We bolstered our development

A creative agency approached us with an interesting proposal for a project: How I Met My Dog, a service that partners with local animal shelters and uses canine personality testing to help match dogs with their perfect owners. Our creative partner had already built out the designs for the site; now all they needed was the business and engineering talent to get the app off the

We rebuilt Support.com’s corporate website from scratch to match their new design. This project included a massively customizable admin panel where any content can be changed without breaking the layout. They are able to add lightboxes, slide-up forms, configure dynamic content throughout the site, and much more, just through the wordpress admin panel.

The site is also

Sami was built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework.  For such a large-scale project, a solid MVC architecture was necessary for creating robust, organized, extensible code.  Additionally, we had multiple programmers working on this application and CodeIgniter allowed for a modular approach to feature development.

The designs our partner came up with were beautiful, but also fairly complex, and we wanted to make sure we

For Serving Up Style, our creative partner was working with Mollysfund to develop and market a fundraising design showcase. Mollysfund is a nonprofit working to fight against lupus.

To make the event work, Mollysfund needed a custom website where local designers could submit their showcases and others could view them. They had designs ready, including separate mobile and tablet designs which we would need to recreate

UCSF’s Brain and Spinal Injury department needed to revamp their site. They were a special case because the site not only serves as a resource to patients and their families, but also as an information repository for their laboratory scientists and providers. They needed a solution that gave them a secure and protected resource library with patient care guides for their staff to access, as well as user-facing pages which