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I'm getting stuck into colour theory again due to reading The Principles of Beautiful Web Design, a very good book by the way, and I have been looking about for good colour picking software. I have found a few different ones that have the features I'm after, Complimentary, Triadic, Split Complimentary, etc, but I was wondering if anyone else has found a particularly good one?
colormatch.dk (my favourite so far) wellstyled.com geckotribe.com |
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I love color pickers, or scheme generators, whichever you prefer
![]() How about Adobe's Kuler or the brilliant color schemer ( nice and simple - I use it all the time for quick hex values).
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At the end of the colour chapter there is a
nice link It's not a colour picker but it tests if there is enouch contrast between two colours for text to be adequately visible. Quite handy especially when considering colour blind people. |
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“ Color is symbolism ”you can also use thiscolor matching tool to find the best matching colors for your design.
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By far, Adobe is my favorite color picker.
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