White Usage in Web Design

White is known to be the sum of all colors, the combination of all the colors of light. And in web design white is not only a color but a strategy, a way for designers to give a layout a minimal, classy or bright look. From white backgrounds to nice white spaces and minimal approaches, today we will show you inspiring examples of white usage in web design.  By WDL

A Guide to CSS Colors in Web Design

With the exceptions of typography and layout, nothing has a more profound impact on the way we design and craft websites than color — from the visuals we showcase through images and media to the simple choice of whether to use salmon pink or neon green to give a website that ’90s "Help, I’m going blind!" appeal. By Alexander Dawson

The User Experience And Psychology Of Color

There are some cultural influences on color as well, and people need to take these sorts of things into account when designing sites, but there also seem to be some ideas that cross over cultural lines. By Spyrestudios

Examples of Solid Colors in Web Design

With today’s trends in web design, it is hard to find websites that don’t incorporate gradients as their focal point. While gradients add detail, you can still achieve a good look with a less is more approach using solid colors. By Matthew Heidenreich

7 Deadly Sins Represented with Web Design Colors

The sins are as follows: envy, pride, wrath, sloth, lust, greed, gluttony. By Nick Burd

Contrast is King

Remember thrusting your hand into a big pail of mixed-up, broken crayons (or gently reaching for your box of perfectly ordered, mint-condition crayons), then leafing through your construction paper to find the perfect hue to go with your chosen sticks of pigmented wax? By Leslie Jensen-Inman

A Look into Color Theory in Web Design

Unarguably one of the most important aspects of any design is its colors. Designers create the style of a site, as well as the movement it makes, the emotion it creates, and its purpose based largely upon the color choices they make. By Shannon Noack

Retro Colors

Retro colors are a great way to give your website an older/vintage feel; it can give your design a little something different from the regular fully saturated colors that you see often in modern-themed designs. By Tyler Denis