ZURB

ZURB is a privately held interaction design company based in Campbell, California, United States. The firm was founded in 1998 by Chief Instigator Bryan Zmijewski as a strategy and interaction design consulting firm which helps companies create better products & services through consulting, products, education, training and events.

History

Since 1998, ZURB has designed sites including eBay, Facebook, Photobucket, NYSE, and ClickTracks, which was purchased by J.L. Halsey (now known as Lyris HQ). In 2004, ZURB helped design Zazzle’s web-based apparel and stamp design tools. In 2007, ZURB helped design and launch Britney Spears’s comeback website.

Recently, ZURB has worked with a variety of high-profile startup companies, including Intuit, Walmart, eBay, Facebook, Yahoo!, Vevo, Cisco, Fox Racing, Orange, Equinix, McAfee, Dun & Bradstreet and VMware.

ZURB has helped more than 250 startups generate more than $1.6 billion in exits. Notable exits include DemandForce, Terracotta, Felix, Clicktrax and Outright, among others.