October 05, 2003
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Web Design Color Schemes with Natural Roots
A nicely done article on looking at your web pages with a different mind-set. Check out Boxes and Arrows: Natural Selections: Colors Found in Nature and Interface Design.
Typicallly B&A has some high brow articles, e.g. "Semiotics: A Primer for Designers", stuff for people labled "information architects", but now and then you find some down to earth, practical ones like this one on color.
A unique palette based on colors found in nature can get you out of the World Wide Web color rut and help create a more memorable website.
Well illustrated, with real examples, I think it is time to comb through some landscape photos and look for some new color sets.
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