Choosing the right color palette for your website
The basics for every website start with choosing a color combination that works with what you are trying to sell or market. Choosing the right color scheme can be crucial to selling a product, as you don’t want the buyer to get turned off and not make a purchase. When choosing a color combination for your website, you should refer…
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- posted at 2:00 pm
- April 1, 2010
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The color psychology behind logo design
Color is a major factor in design. The color decision-making for your branding, products or website is very important. Choosing the wrong color can mislead the buyer or reader. Every color has a meaning, symbolism and psychology behind it. Counterintuity’s logo uses two expressive colors: blue and orange. Meaning of the color BLUE: The color blue is the most favored…
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- posted at 8:58 am
- March 8, 2010
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Why you don’t want no stinking badges
Here’s an example of how design makes the difference. The top badge is mine from our Get Connected! social media seminar. The one on the bottom is from an event Amy and I attended last week. Nice design, huh? The undesigned badge signals this: “We haven’t given this a lot of thought.” And that’s what the event was like: a…
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- posted at 10:29 am
- February 1, 2010
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New but not better
Want increased productivity? Then maybe the idea of skittering around the office all day is for you. Note that there’s also a two-seater version so that a colleague can appear equally foolish. This latest innovation reminds me of an earlier product design, but one with more functionality: New is not always better.
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- posted at 9:56 am
- November 6, 2009
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