A crucial component of web design to help your website stand out from the competition is colour. A well-chosen colour scheme can draw customers in,...
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I'm not designer and always had problems with choosing colors.
I think if you can't decide it's best to use dark, light and shades of gray with only one extra color of your choice for brand and CTA buttons. I promise it will look decent.
That's why I also created tool to auto generate palette based on one color palettolithic.com/, so don't have to think too much
That's a safe suggestion. It's pretty common in SaaS websites too, with a font like Inter.
That's a nice tool you have created too.
Thanks for this Palettolithic link!
which would you suggest is the best color to use for an e commerce site
Earth tones or monochrome will suit e commerce site
Exactly. Also, you can make a bolder move and use colour palettes like Tropical Tints if the target audience is younger people.
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Those are outstanding
thanks for sharing
Thanks! I'm glad this has been helpful.
...use colour palettes like Tropical Tints if the target audience is younger people.
Same here. It's becoming very popular.
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Careful with using these colour schemes, as most of them lack colours which contrast well on white, meaning the end result would most probably fail basic accessibility checks.
It's all so "Miami Vice."