Dinobyte started out as a name me and my partner used for our freelance activities in 2014, but a full year later we decided to get incorporated. Since then we have been working with clients across Europe, offering consultancy and services in web design, games and branding. Recently we have moved somewhat away from web design and branding to focus on the games we have always wanted to make. We still consult and work with other companies quite a lot, using our broad skill sets, ranging from UX design to C# coding, but this is now mostly focused on games. Currently our goal is to release our first completely independent title, due later this year!So now we are a small indie games company, and I am mainly in charge of the games we make, doing the majority of the design and quite a bit of development. We spent a lot of time ensuring that we run our studio as professionally as possible and have created a great work structure for how we approach making games. I belive iterative and extensive paper design is important, and we put a large focus on paper prototyping, user and market research and writing up good design documentation. As for development we mainly work in Unity, coding in C#, though we have touched on Unreal, GameMaker and Flash as well. We do still offer some freelance consultancy services, where I perform tasks such as consulting on games design, UX, user research and brand identity design. I mostly focus on the games design consultancy, helping others in presenting their games, writing up games design documents, work on tuning their mechanics etc., but I also look into where their game might fit in the market, who their users are, as well as making paper and digital prototypes and run playtests.In addition to the main work that we do, we also write articles and reviews for our blog, where I am the main writer and editor.