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The internet is full of websites that combine variations of black and white and blue all over. Why? Because those colors are universally seen as being dependable, strong and trustworthy. While this is a safe bet for just about any website, including your own, consider your target audience and what colors might get the best response from them.
Color Combination Tips | Color Theory | Color Mood | Web Safe Color Combinations
Websites with Color Schemes worth checking out:
Adobe.com
Barbie.com
CitizenWatch.com
GirlsInc.org
Hermitage.ru
Jordan.Sportsline.com
JoshuaTree.org
Macromedia.com
REI.com
Sauder.com
SkateCanada.ca
Tate.org.uk
VisitDublin.com
Weather.com
Tip: Look to nature for examples of color combinations. Colors found in nature are often less saturated and more pleasing to the eye.
Tip: Take pieces of construction paper and lay them out on a neutral grey background to see how you like different colors together. Or color splotches with crayons on white paper. Then, you can share your color ideas with your web designer.
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Note: Most clients use PC based browsers on
computers with monitors that can process millions of colors. If you are concerned
that your clients use older monitors, "accelerated browsing", or hand-held
devices to visit your site, then you might want to consider sticking to "web-safe"
color combinations (colors that look the same on most computer monitors).