Poll: What is your prototype color?

When I'm working in CodePen or debugging in DevTools, I'll usually default to using red on properties to get a quick idea of what I'm working with. For example: background: red;. I'm curious though, what color do you default to? I'd be interested to see if there's a de facto standard that we unintentionally realize or if the results are more random.

What is your prototype color?

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Sean Clendening

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What is your prototype color? docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

15:00 PM - 22 Sep 2020

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[Robin Gagnon]

I'm stuck with the #008080 classic Windows 95 background color for some reason.

[Sean Clendening]

I like it, very soothing.

[hansen]

I had a teacher that started new projects with * { border: 1px solid gold } and now I do that every time

[Sean Clendening]

Ah, yes! All the borders!

[Rajasekhar Guptha]

With dark background I use- yellow and red with white background

[Sean Clendening]

For your next project go with red text and yellow background! You know... for great legibility

[Rajasekhar Guptha]

I will try for sure..

[Ramon Ramirez]

primary colors to see what is the css really doing and findout artifacts, particulary in react apps some properties can have a diferent behavoiur sometimes