Instructional design/Color and Design/Learn More

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1.Introduction

2.Understanding Color

3.Combining Colors

4.Applying Color

5. Quiz

6. Learn More

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This is the End I hope you enjoyed this lesson and passed the quiz with flying colors! You now have a greater awareness of how people see, combine and attribute meaning to colors, and hopefully some new ideas on how to apply color. My wish is that you never see color in the same way again, and that you continue to learn from the colors you see. Learn More & Color Tools How We See Color Color Vision. Web Exhibits - Causes of Color History of Color Photography Global Market Bias Report on color and branding around the world Accessibility and Color About 8% of men and 0.5% of women have some form of color deficiency. We are Colorblind Designing for People with Partial Sight and Color Deficiencies World Wide Web Consortium on Web Accessibility usability.gov Web Design for Dyslexics [http://colorfilter.wickline.org/ Colorblind Web Page Filter tool - see your work as a colorblind person would. Big Sites About Color Color Matters Color Pickers and Online Color Palette/Scheme Generators Color Picker - quick and online Color Palette Generator - create a palette from any webpage HTML Color Picker - quickly find lighter and darker shades of any color Adobe Kuler - color scheme generator - create a palette from any image Bibliography Web Exhibits - Causes of Color Color Theory for Designers - Smashing Magazine HTML Color Codes Color Design Workbook Adams Morioka and Terry Stone Design Elements, Color Fundamentals Aaris Sherin The Practical Guide to Information Design Ronnie Lipton The Secret Language of Color Joann Eckstut and Arielle Eckstut

"All colors are friends of their neighbors and lovers of their opposites" Marc Chagall

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