Conventional Tips : Websites & Colours

True cross-compatibility are scaled to the lowest common denominator, which is a 216 color Web safe palette.

Colors tend to have a very subtle, but powerful impact. Colors have the ability to both evoke emotions from Web surfers, while also influencing their browsing habits.

White tends to be associated with more business-like activities, while black often emits a feeling of a more tech-look to it.

The base color highly affects the user's perception.
By aligning your color choices to dominant consumer opinion, you can, in effect, manipulate a visitor's mind-set concerning your site.

Colors sometimes say more than words. the second most disliked color among adults is a strong, sulfuric yellow-green, while at the same time the youth market describes the color as "slime green." certain colors are also straining on the human eye, and produce settings which make it difficult to conduct a certain activity, first and foremost - Reading. Strain caused by a pure red hue on the eye. The most preferred consumer choice is black text, on a white background, and white text on a black background coming in as second most popular.

What do consumers think of Colours?

Blue was given by 35% of consumers as their favorite. Most often emits a soothing, calming tranquillity and has an anti-stress effect.

Green showed up as the favorite of 16% of consumers. Consumers describe it as "fresh, clean and revitalizing". Green is especially favored by a demographic group called the influentials.

Purple was viewed as the third favorite color. 18 to 29 year olds describe the color as sexy. The influentials see it as powerful and sophisticated.

Red is still viewed as the most exciting color. Directly linked to the most secure within a society, with the most economically stable segment, or achievers.

Black by far, most mysterious and powerful color . Especially true with wealthy, achievement-oriented women.