Dynamo is expanding and seeking supertalent. We are actively searching for a passionate mid-level or senior designer who lives and breathes design in the digital sphere. With a core focus on Web, but with the chops to bust out on Print, Identity and Packaging - there is no barrier to your enthusiastic and multidisciplinary thirst for visual problem-solving...

Dynamo is currently seeking another über-talented design technologist to join our team. 

If you're looking to flex your HTML/CSS/JS/Rails muscles in a challenging and fun environment, please check out the full description and send your resume to careers[at]goDynamo.com.

I'm always super stoked when a logo project lands in my lap. Dreaming up the identity for a cool brand is every design nerd's dream project. Just give me a blank sketchbook and a few hours and I'll easily sum up the entire essence of your brand in one clever, inevitable icon of Nike swooshiness-caliber! Wrong. A day or two into the process we designers quickly remember that as usual, we're in for bumpy ride. A rush job (like pretty much every design job— let's be serious), the Spree logo came at us fast and we took it on head first. Today, we are proud to present our fresh-out-of-the-oven brand identity for Spree Commerce, finished just in time for the launch of their new website. Read more on our logo-design process.

Why work with us? Because we’re good at what we do: Digital Strategy, Design and Technology. We have the success stories and awards to prove it. But we have learned that the reason people work with us is also because we are actually enjoyable to work with. 

Yes, we work on computers - everyone works on computers - but we’re people who like to talk as much as we type. We connect over the net, and we connect through ideas. We’ll explain things clearly, we’ll develop the scope together, and we’ll celebrate our milestones with good wine.

There are enough assholes who do great work. To us, good relationships are just as important as good business opportunities. And when both are present, everybody wins - and the end product exceeds expectations.

Around the office, I am known as the 'Sharp Dressed Man.' Now thanks to our latest project for ALDO, I officially hold that title online as well.

A few weeks ago we released the latest campaign microsite called ALDO Cast of Characters. The concept was relatively simple: allow visitors to create 'casts' of their Facebook friends, assigning them each a role from ALDO's Spring/Summer campaign. The creativity and development required to pull it off, of course, was more complicated than it sounds.

Releasing an application into the wild is always a great feeling. The weeks, days and hours leading up to the launch can be pressure packed as the last design tweaks are made and final QA fixes are applied. Managed properly though, a launch should also bring you closer to your teammates and clients, at least it always has for me. 

There's been a noticeable shift in the last couple of years about what constitutes a "successful" launch....