"How to pick beautiful colors"
Common color mistakes and how to avoid them:
@fribbledom And when you pick colors, use a color blindness simulator to pick colors that actually look distinct to people with these various afflictions.
Because design^Wform follows function.
@fribbledom Mist, ich wollte demnächst™ einen ähnlichen Artikel schreiben (wenn auch nicht so ausführlich). Naja, dann halt ein Retoot ;)
Trotzdem schreiben! 💪❤️
@fribbledom reading this article while being colourblind like
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@lemememeringue
So before we impose rules that limit
us, let me freak you out a bit: There
are thousands of colors you can
use. There is yellow-ish red @ and
blue-ish red @ and everything in
between. There is grey @, but there
is also cold grey @ and there is
warm grey @. And then there is blue.
So much blue! Like this @, this @,
this @, this @ and this @. And we
haven't even talked about orange
and yellow.
@lemememeringue @fribbledom @OCRbot
I was just looking for this comment!!
I'm not colorblind but I KNEW it was going to happen... I put the page in a test and LOL
For those that want to try:
https://www.toptal.com/designers/colorfilter
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@ekaitz_zarraga
So before we impose rules that limit
us, let me freak you out a bit: There
are thousands of colors you can
use. There is yellow-ish red @ and
blue-ish red @ and everything in
between. There is grey @, but there
is also cold grey @ and there is
warm grey @. And then there is blue.
So much blue! Like this @, this @,
this @, this @ and this @. And we
haven't even talked about orange
and yellow.
@fribbledom I always try to stick with one of these color palettes: https://davidmathlogic.com/colorblind/
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It is not focused on any particular niche interest - everyone is welcome as long as you follow our code of conduct!
@fribbledom I'd add: please avoid very light type, because that murders the eyes of the astigmatic (and other people in general probably but IDK for sure).