If you take two things away from any Design, it is meaningless. One is Typography and second one is COLOR.

Colors are used to display and convey information. If you look at the Color Scheme of any Dashboard Design for Graphs, colors are there to create meaning and sense in the data it displays

If the Color scheme of your Website or Mobile App Design is messed up, users can easily misunderstand your message. Colors attract and repel all animals, kids and adults in this world. Each Color scheme you develop have some psychological and emotional impact on the users that use your Website or the Mobile App you have designed.

If you are designing for a Dashboard, then colors are the most important part of the UI (User Interface) of any dashboard which show stats

80% of the Designs on Dribbble have no sense of Color Accessibility

So in this course, you will master and learn from beginning

The Psychological effects of Colors
Color Basics for Digital Design
Creating awesome Color Scheme using just Single Color
How to add more Colors to your Color Scheme
Purpose of Colors in UI Design
Use of Status Colors in Dashboards
Color Contrast Ratios and building accessible Color Schemes with Color Accessibility
How many shades/Colors you need in your Color Scheme
Easily creating a Color Scale for your Color Scheme
Online Tools for Generating color Schemes
Downloadable resources to kick-start any color scheme with examples

Ease your pain of Building awesome Color Schemes for your Web Design, Mobile App Design or Dashboard Design projects

Enroll now and let's start building awesome Color Schemes

Makiko Hondo

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