I really dig the new Skookum website design. It’s very clean and professional feeling but also has a vibe that is counter to an overly technical appeal. There is just enough movement and little surprises tucked away here and there to keep a level of dynamism in the design. This type of thing is always a balancing act and I think Skookum got it right here.
Plus plus on the Ascii art!
I really dig the new Skookum website design. It’s very clean and professional feeling but also has a vibe that is counter to an overly technical appeal. There is just enough movement and little surprises tucked away here and there to keep a level of dynamism in the design. This type of thing is always a balancing act and I think Skookum got it right here.
Plus plus on the Ascii art!
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