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Category: Start / Webpage Design / All About Color
Numberous color charts to help you with choosing colors for your web pages, or whatever else you like *s*
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COLOR SCHEMES: CMYK VERSUS RGB 
RGB is the normal color scheme used in computer graphics, while CMYK is the standard for printing color images. Because the computer screen displays light, the more colors that are added, the more light is added, thus the lighter your resulting color. Because the CMYK color scheme is used in combining inks, the more colors you combine, the darker your resulting color.
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Color Theory/Color Schemes
Web Graphics for Non-Designers, Chapter 2: Using Color
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All You Need To Know About Web Safe Colors
Color for web graphics can get pretty confusing. While there might only be two basic file formats, GIF and JPEG used for web graphics, there are several color systems that apply to GIF images. In this article we'll look at Web Safe or Browser Safe Palettes.
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Color Tables
In the Windows standard color dialog, used e.g. in the Display Properties/Appearance setup or the Windows Paint program, a color may be specified as either a Red / Green / Blue (RGB) color value triplet, or as a Hue / Saturation / Luminance triplet. Graphic arts designers seem to prefer the Hue / Saturation / Luminance approach; most Windows applications use the RGB method.
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COLOURS on the web
The Colour Wizard lets you type in the value of your colour and get an automatic return of that colour's complementary colour, split complementary colours, analogous colours, chromatic variations, shade and tint variantion and saturation variation.
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Color Scheme
This is a very cool little gadget! This application generates color schemes of several types. Every scheme is based on one (base) color, which is supplemented with additional colors making together the best optical impression.
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Color Scheme Add-On Packs for HTML Calendar Maker Pro
With each of the two Color Scheme Add-On Packs, you can add an additional 35 color schemes to your copy of HTML Calendar Maker Pro, which originally comes with fifteen. These 70 new color schemes let you easily choose an entire set of colors for your calendars, altering the flavor with only the click of a mouse.
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Color Design for the Web
There's nothing like the right choice of colors to make a Web page work. And nothing like the wrong colors to spoil your content.
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Choosing Color Schemes
COLOR SCHEMES ARE LOGICAL, BALANCED RELATIONSHIPS OF COLORS based on the twelve hue color wheel. Using color schemes eliminates the need for selecting colors based on trial and error. They are useful in establishing visual unity and preventing poor color combinations. The browser-safe palette of 216 colors gives consistent and predictable results across the MacOS, UNIX, and Windows platforms.
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216 Web-Safe Color Chart
Colors are represented on the computer screen by the amount of red, green and blue displayed. The colors are created by mixing light. If all three are set to zero, black results. When red, green and blue are on 100%, the result is white. The color codes use a six-digit hexadecimal notation, such as "000000" for black or "FFFFFF" for white. The first two digits are the amount of red, the second two the amount of green. The third set of two digits represent the amount of blue in the color.
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