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Color and Style
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The colors implemented in your
web design can alter visitor
perceptions. Your color scheme
may impact your brand. A
professionally designed color
scheme can influence consumers
and enhance recognition.
Color palettes set a tone that
consciously or subconsciously
influences visitor engagement
levels. Color themes can be
sophisticated, cheerful,
professional, modern, bold,
warm, and many more.
Start with your logo. Use your
logo color and a color app like
paletton (https://paletton.com/)
to develop a theme. Coordinating
colors are easy to blend, but
you can add a bold touch to your
color palette by adding a
coordinating yellow, orange, or
red.
Bold colors evoke
action and are prominent on the
add-to-cart and buy-now buttons.
A splash of bold color can add
contrast to a professional theme
or toned site. A mix of bold and
dark colors can create a dreamy
effect. The use of pastels can
create an inviting palette. A
professional palette may include
grey, black, and navy,
highlighted with bold accent
colors. The possibilities are
endless.
Website design
style is as important as your
color palette. Implementing
straight lines or curves in your
design is consequential. Curved
lines represent fluidity and
have a calming effect. Straight
lines convey trust and strength.
Straight lines impart a formal
aura, while a curve communicates
an inviting tone. Using a line
or curve does not exclude the
other; careful implementation is
necessary to avoid watering down
the effect of either.
Your design should reflect your
brand. A surf shop may benefit
from a design that implements
curves, while a law firm may
benefit from a more angular
design.
A Surf Shop owner
wearing a suit and tie or a
Lawyer wearing swim trunks will
have an expected impact on their
brand. Your choice of website
colors and style will influence
your visitors and their
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Just For Grins
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- I was telling my kids
how easy they had it. When I was young I had to
walk 9 feet through shag carpet to change the TV
channel.
- I just checked my
account balance at the ATM. It printed me a coupon
for Ramen noodles.
- I am a perfectionist
that procrastinates. Some day I am going to be
awesome.
- When I was a kid I
would fall asleep on the couch and wake up in bed.
I miss teleporting.
- I'll probably get
fired if my Boss ever finds out that I don't have
tourette's.
- I just asked myself if
I'm crazy and we all said no.
- I'm giving up drinking
for a month. After correcting for punctuation. I'm
giving up. Drinking for a month.
- I saw a guy take a
bite out of a Kit Kat bar without breaking it
apart. Doesn't he know we live in a society with
rules.
- Welcome to drive thru
therapy. May I take your disorder?
- This skinny chick just
told me she "forgets" to eat? Is that even
possible. I just licked her face in case it's
contagious.
- If I have ten
chocolate cakes and someone asks me for one, how
many chocolate cakes do I have left? That's right,
10.
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Pinta
Pinta is a free and open-source image editing
software. It works as both a graphics editor and a
paint tool. Pinta is not as feature-rich as Adobe
Photoshop but still uses a layers approach to editing.
Pinta has a small footprint and loads quickly. It
stands out when performing quick edits like
brightening a photo, adding text, or removing an
object from an image. Pinta has an online user guide
to get you up to speed quickly.
Pinta works on
Windows, Linux, and Mac. The program offers over
thirty-five built-in image adjustments.
Find out more
about Pinta here.
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