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100pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $529.99 |
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100pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $529.99 |
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50PCS X 6 pins 9W RGB High Power LED Emitter each color 3W Seperate input wires $495.00 |
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30PCS X 6 pins 9W RGB High Power LED Emitter each color 3W Seperate input wires $299.00 |
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50pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $299.99 |
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50pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $299.99 |
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50pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $299.99 |
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EMERGENCY VEHICLE PRINTED WIRE KIT – 15 COLORS – 100′ EACH / TOTAL OF 1,500′ $275.00 |
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20pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $129.99 |
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20pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $129.99 |
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20pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $129.99 |
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IDEC SAIK-F1N3 Full Color Mark Sensor NPN (2 each) $119.00 |
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EMERGENCY VEHICLE PRINTED WIRE KIT – 15 COLORS – 25′ EACH / TOTAL OF 375′ $96.95 |
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10PCS X 6 pins 9W RGB High Power LED Emitter each color 3W Seperate input wires $99.00 |
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90W RGB High Power LED Bulb 30W for each color 6 pins $99.99 |
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PACTEC LH77-200 Bone color plastic enclosures (10 each) $60.00 |
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10pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $69.99 |
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10pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $69.99 |
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10pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $69.99 |
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Red and Black 20cm led wire cable each color 500pcs $39.99 |
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Red and Black 20cm led wire cable each color 500pcs $39.99 |
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5PCS X 6 pins 9W RGB High Power LED Emitter each color 3W Seperate input wires $55.00 |
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1206 SMD CHIP red,yellow,blue,white Led x 50 each color $40.00 |
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5pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $39.99 |
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5pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $39.99 |
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30W RGB High Power LED Bulb 10W for each color 6 pins Concentrated Type $32.99 |
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2PCS X 9W 6 pins RGB High Power LED Emitter each color 3W Seperate input wires $23.00 |
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HEAT SHRINK TERMINALS ALL THREE COLORS NIP 100 EACH $19.99 |
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2pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $17.99 |
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2pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $17.99 |
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2pcs 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $17.99 |
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100 x 5mm 7 colors LED RGB LED Bezel Holder Panel Display Diode Each Flash $16.99 |
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100 x 5mm 7 colors LED RGB LED Bezel Holder Panel Display Diode Each Flash $16.99 |
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1206 SMD CHIP red,yellow,blue,white led x 25 each color $14.99 |
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5X15FT OF#22AWG OF EACH COLORS HOOK- UP WIRE STRANDED+15FT FREE (TOTAL 6 COLORS) $14.99 |
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60pcs – 5mm Mixed Leds, Green and Red colors (30 each) $7.77 |
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9W RGB LED Emitter, 3W for Each Color with Convex Lens $13.99 |
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5X15FT OF#24AWG OF EACH COLORS HOOK- UP WIRE STRANDED+15FT FREE (TOTAL 6 COLORS) $13.99 |
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9W RGB LED Emitter, 3W for Each Color with Convex lens $12.99 |
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300pcs (100pcs each color) LED 5mm Red Green Yellow $12.99 |
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5 COLORS MINI BB170 BREADBOARDS +PLUS 5 X 5pcs EACH COLOR 5MM LED ARDUIO DIY KIT $12.99 |
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9W RGB High Power LED Emitter, 3W for each color 6 pins $11.99 |
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10W RGB High Power LED Bulb 3W for each color 6 pins $11.99 |
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9W RGB High Power LED Bulb 3W for each color 6 pins $11.99 |
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10W RGB High Power LED Bulb 3W for each color 6 pins $11.99 |
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300pcs (100pcs each color) LED 3mm Red Green Yellow $11.99 |
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9W 6 pins RGB High Power LED Emitter each color 3W Seperate input wires $11.95 |
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5X10FT OF#22AWG OF EACH COLORS HOOK- UP WIRE STRANDED+10FT FREE (TOTAL 6 COLORS) $10.99 |
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1pc 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $9.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $9.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $9.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors LED $9.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors LED $9.99 |
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5X10FT OF#24AWG OF EACH COLORS HOOK- UP WIRE STRANDED+10FT FREE (TOTAL 6 COLORS) $9.99 |
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60 X 10mm 6 Colors LED Each Color10 Pcs Free Resistors $9.99 |
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60 X 10mm 6 Colors LED Each Color10 Pcs Free Resistors $9.99 |
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1pc 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $9.99 |
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1pc 9W RGB High Power LED, 3W for each color 6 pins $9.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $8.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $8.99 |
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150pcs (50pcs each color) LED 5mm Red Green Yellow $8.99 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 5mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 5mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 5mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 3mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 5mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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100 X 5mm 4 Colors LED Each Color 25 Pcs Free Resistors $8.54 |
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105 X 3mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 Pcs Free Resistors $7.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 Pcs Free Resistors $7.99 |
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105 X 3mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 Pcs Free Resistors $7.99 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 Pcs Free Resistors $7.99 |
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150pcs (50pcs each color) LED 3mm Red Green Yellow $7.99 |
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105 X 3mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $7.99 |
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105 X 3mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $3.50 |
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105 x 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs +Free Resistor $7.49 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs +Free Resistor $3.49 |
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105 X 5mm 7 Colors LED Each Color 15 pcs Free Resistors $7.48 |
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100pcs double-head tinned wire 20CM long 5 colors 20 each $6.99 |
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3*50pcs smd led 0603RGB RED/GREEN/BLUE each colors 50pcs led lights mod kit DIY $6.99 |
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LEDs 5mm, YELLOW + GREEN + RED – 10 OF EACH COLOUR $3.16 |
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75pcs (25pcs each color) LED 5mm Red Green Yellow $5.99 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 4.7uH ±10% $1.95 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 2.2uH ±10% $1.95 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 1uH ±10% $1.95 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 10uH ±10% $1.95 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 100uH ±10% $1.95 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 1000uH (1nH) ±10% $1.95 |
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10 pcs, Color Wheel Inductors 220uH ±10% $1.95 |
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75pcs (25pcs each color) LED 3mm Red Green Yellow $4.99 |
Each Color Questions
The Psychology of color in web design
Color by virtue of its tremendous expressive qualities is one of the most effective tools in advertisements and presentations. Web design is no exception in this regard. Psychologists have found out that color impression can account for 60% of the acceptance or rejection of that product or service.
Understanding the proper uses, emotional response, and psychological implication of color is crucial to effective communication between you and your target audience through the website. Color has gradually evolved into a discipline which is increasingly being taken quite seriously by web professionals to better influence and illustrates the message, mood, and flavor of web sites and the visitors.
Here’s a brief elucidation on varying dimensions of color.
There is a high degree of universality in the implicit meaning of color across cultures and geographies
Name something Green, people will refer to trees, name something blue, people will mean water. People generally associate colors with where each color is predominantly found, regardless of cultures and regions.
In general terms Red symbolizes energy, strength, passion; Blue stands for wisdom, calm, reassurance; Yellow reflects intelligence, social energy; Green indicates healing, success, fertility; Grey points to security, dignity, amongst other things.
Here’s a description of the symbolic significance and potential uses of common colors.
Red
Symbolizes Passion, fire, love, lust, war, violence, blood, and aggression
Potential Uses Where the aim is to motivate an individual to initiate action, convey a warning, or stop the user.
When using different shades of red on a website, exercise caution Bright red can be quite irritating if used over large areas.
Pink
Symbolizes: Calming, cute, candy, soft romantic, and feminine
Potential Uses: When you want strike on a user’s caring or romantic side.
Orange
Symbolizes Vibrancy and warmth. It is like a less passionate red.
Potential Uses Recommended for food sites, nature sites.
Orange is good in moderation. Over-use should be avoided.
Yellow
Symbolizes Sunshine, caution, happy, cheerful, warmth, hope, light, energy, weakness or illness, or symbolize cowardice.
Potential Uses: To make a webpage brighter and more spring-like.
Like red, it catches attention swiftly, but can be an irritant if over-used.
Green
Symbolizes: Spring, renewal, fertility, wealth, inexperience, health
Potential Uses: Excellent color option for websites about money and growing.
Blue
Symbolizes: Sky, sea, intelligence, reassurance, also depression and sadness.
Potential Uses: To give a website formal look and feel.
Purple
Symbolizes:Creativity, spiritual and mysterious.
Potential Uses: Best for spiritual sites, expressing romantic tenor
Black
Symbolizes: Power, elegance, and sophistication, death (Western context), evil, anger and sadness.
Potential Uses: Be on the safe side, never use over a wide area.
White
Symbolizes: Cleanliness, purity, and spirituality. It symbolizes life and marriage in Western cultures, but it is symptomatic of death in Eastern cultures.
Potential Uses: Great as an accent or background color because it makes other colors seem more vivid and bold
How to make color scheme work for you
Keep it simple . A color palette using three or fewer overall colors contributes to the clarity of a web page.
Use white space . White space does a balancing act for colors, lets the design breathe and makes a large site feel less complex.
Be consistent . Consistency in colors (i.e. links, menu items, instructions etc.) allows your audience to instinctively know where to look for information.
Know your audience. Before you set the ball rolling in design, you should be convinced enough what colors the audience would find compelling and right for your product.
Choose the right temperature of colors . The perception of your site is affected by your choice of warm or cool colors. Cool colors are water and sky colors like blue and purple; warm colors are red, orange and yellow. The temperature of a color affects how your message is likely to be perceived. SALE written in red will be perceived as more vibrant and urgent than soft purple text.
Let color contrast distinguish significant parts of your site.
Contrast between text and its background is essential for legibility. Dark text on a white background, for instance, is more legible than orange text on a red background. Different elements on your web page (i.e. the menu and body of the page) must contrast or they will begin blending together.
Color lesson: A well-considered color scheme can transform an okay website into a great web site
Color is one of the most important yet not-so-thoroughly understood elements of web design today. Whether web designers appreciate it or ignore it, visitors to a site respond to colors and other visual elements on the site on a psychological level, and will continue to do so.
Color affects the emotion of the audience, and emotion, in the process, drives decision-making. An intrigued visitor is more likely to be engaged in your site — whether it is meant to inform, entertain, or to sell products or services or ideas.
But if the colors are unsuitable, or outrageous, or not in line with the underlying symbolism, the visitors can outrightly reject the site–and the products as well–no matter how good they are. So, picking colors on your website carefully can transform your site, and of course, your business too.
Deepak Sharma is a Web Designer at BlueApple, a Web Design and Development Company with a well connected development infrastructure in India having a strong offering superior web services and solutions at competitive costs.
The psychology of color in web design
Color by virtue of its tremendous expressive qualities is one of the most effective tools in advertisements and presentations. Web design is no exception in this regard. Psychologists have found out that color impression can account for 60% of the acceptance or rejection of that product or service.
Understanding the proper uses, emotional response, and psychological implication of color is crucial to effective communication between you and your target audience through the website. Color has gradually evolved into a discipline which is increasingly being taken quite seriously by web professionals to better influence and illustrates the message, mood, and flavor of web sites and the visitors.
Here’s a brief elucidation on varying dimensions of color.
There is a high degree of universality in the implicit meaning of color across cultures and geographies
Name something Green, people will refer to trees, name something blue, people will mean water. People generally associate colors with where each color is predominantly found, regardless of cultures and regions.
In general terms Red symbolizes energy, strength, passion
Blue stands for wisdom, calm, reassurance
Yellow reflects intelligence, social energy
Green indicates healing, success, fertility
Grey points to security, dignity, amongst other things.
Here’s a description of the symbolic significance and potential uses of common colors.
Red
Symbolizes Passion, fire, love, lust, war, violence, blood, and aggression
Potential Uses Where the aim is to motivate an individual to initiate action, convey a warning, or stop the user.
When using different shades of red on a website, exercise caution Bright red can be quite irritating if used over large areas.
Pink
Symbolizes: Calming, cute, candy, soft romantic, and feminine
Potential Uses: When you want strike on a user’s caring or romantic side.
Orange
Symbolizes Vibrancy and warmth. It is like a less passionate red.
Potential Uses Recommended for food sites, nature sites.
Orange is good in moderation. Over-use should be avoided.
Yellow
Symbolizes Sunshine, caution, happy, cheerful, warmth, hope, light, energy, weakness or illness, or symbolize cowardice.
Potential Uses: To make a webpage brighter and more spring-like.
Like red, it catches attention swiftly, but can be an irritant if over-used.
Green
Symbolizes: Spring, renewal, fertility, wealth, inexperience, health
Potential Uses: Excellent color option for websites about money and growing.
Blue
Symbolizes: Sky, sea, intelligence, reassurance, also depression and sadness.
Potential Uses: To give a website formal look and feel.
Purple
Symbolizes:Creativity, spiritual and mysterious.
Potential Uses: Best for spiritual sites, expressing romantic tenor
Black
Symbolizes: Power, elegance, and sophistication, death (Western context), evil, anger and sadness.
Potential Uses: Be on the safe side, never use over a wide area.
White
Symbolizes: Cleanliness, purity, and spirituality. It symbolizes life and marriage in Western cultures, but it is symptomatic of death in Eastern cultures.
Potential Uses: Great as an accent or background color because it makes other colors seem more vivid and bold
How to make color scheme work for you
Keep it simple . A color palette using three or fewer overall colors contributes to the clarity of a web page.
Use white space . White space does a balancing act for colors, lets the design breathe and makes a large site feel less complex.
Be consistent . Consistency in colors (i.e. links, menu items, instructions etc.) allows your audience to instinctively know where to look for information.
Know your audience. Before you set the ball rolling in design, you should be convinced enough what colors the audience would find compelling and right for your product.
Choose the right temperature of colors . The perception of your site is affected by your choice of warm or cool colors. Cool colors are water and sky colors like blue and purple; warm colors are red, orange and yellow. The temperature of a color affects how your message is likely to be perceived. SALE written in red will be perceived as more vibrant and urgent than soft purple text.
Let color contrast distinguish significant parts of your site.
Contrast between text and its background is essential for legibility. Dark text on a white background, for instance, is more legible than orange text on a red background. Different elements on your web page (i.e. the menu and body of the page) must contrast or they will begin blending together.
Color lesson: A well-considered color scheme can transform an okay website into a great web site
Color is one of the most important yet not-so-thoroughly understood elements of web design today. Whether web designers appreciate it or ignore it, visitors to a site respond to colors and other visual elements on the site on a psychological level, and will continue to do so.
Color affects the emotion of the audience, and emotion, in the process, drives decision-making. An intrigued visitor is more likely to be engaged in your site — whether it is meant to inform, entertain, or to sell products or services or ideas.
But if the colors are unsuitable, or outrageous, or not in line with the underlying symbolism, the visitors can outrightly reject the site–and the products as well–no matter how good they are. So, picking colors on your website carefully can transform your site, and of course, your business too.
About the Author
Deepak Sharma is a Web Designer at BlueApple, a Web Design and Development Company with a well connected development infrastructure in India having a strong offering superior web services and solutions at competitive costs.
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