Animatrix, founded in 1984, has created interactive projects that have defined major strategic shifts for clients like AT&T, The Limited, Clinique, Domino's Pizza, Perot Systems, and the Walt Disney Company. Animatrix created interactive launches for classic products such as Adobe Illustrator, Microsoft Word and Excel, and Hewlett Packard's first printer. Animatrix created over 30 movie web sites including 101 Dalmations, Ransom, and The Rock. Animatrix created the first 'Guided Tour of the Macintosh', designed the first interface for Macromedia Director and shares a patent with TV Guide/News Corp for the first interactive TV Guide.

Animatrix is currently developing RNNR, a software application  for  designers to easily prototype and share ideas.

Marney Morris founder of Animatrix, was honored as a 'Wonder Woman of the Web' by Town & Country Magazine and as one of the 'Top 25 Women on the Web' by Upside magazine. Marney has been a speaker at MIT, The Art Center, the Stanford Publishing Conference and the TED conference. She has been a strategic consultant to ABC, Disney Imagineering, and Oxygen among others. She has taught interaction design at Stanford University and continues to lecture and consult on design and engineering issues.

This web site contains examples of Animatrix  projects, background on Marney & Animatrix and contact information.