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moaaz bhnas
1,673 PointsWhat are the best sources to learn and master using colors?
first, I want you to excuse my English .. now I'm starting to study web design and I do small projects but the colors I pick are pretty ugly so where can I learn using them ?
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Katia De Juan Bayona
6,757 PointsYou can also read a few articles on Medium there are some pretty useful to start learning about color theory.
https://medium.com/@iamjesseshow/creative-basics-color-theory-5a39c6870af3 https://medium.com/@erikdkennedy/color-in-ui-design-a-practical-framework-e18cacd97f9e https://medium.com/@jpmorris/jms058-how-to-pick-the-best-the-best-color-scheme-for-your-website-a2756db98854
You can also go to Dribbble or Behance to look for examples of other people's work to learn about how to create color palettes. Oh, and also, http://colorhunt.co/ pretty cool to get inspiration for color palettes. :)
Steven Parker
240,449 PointsYou might find the Adobe Color Wheel very useful.
It's a great tool for developing color themes such as analogous, complementary, triad, and others.
Lucas Brown
Courses Plus Student 11,225 PointsLucas Brown
Courses Plus Student 11,225 PointsThat second link was very insightful, thanks!