With 4.5% of the global population experiencing color blindness, 4% suffering from low vision, and another 0.6% being blind, visual difficulties with using...

Here are a three simple accessibility tips to keep in mind so you can create more inclusive and user friendly designs.

Here’s a situation which may be familiar to you: you’re a developer and you build a prototype to demonstrate something. It works just as you mean it to, but...

A “triadic” color scheme uses three colors equally spaced around the color wheel. Here’s more about them, in sixty seconds!

Analogous colors sit next to one another on the color wheel. Learn more about them in sixty seconds!

The term “complementary colors” refers to a pair of colors which are opposite one another on the color wheel. Let’s take a look, in sixty seconds!

Tints, tones and shades are terms you’ll hear used when discussing color. A “tint” is the result of mixing a color with white. A “shade” is the resultant...

This article aims to give you a comprehensive introduction to the deepest of design rabbit holes: color. It will introduce you to the most important lingo...

This article defines terms such as Color Models, Color Spaces and Color Management and explains what, as a designer, you should know about it.

In this quick article you’ll learn about how color vibration affects interface legibility in the context of web and interface design.

You might be familiar with “blending modes” if you’re a Photoshop user; they allow you to combine layers in different ways and they’re great fun to play...

The colors you choose in your designs can give the illusion of depth, making important things seem closer to the viewer and more likely to catch the eye....