Re: website designers may know this
The meaning of colors?
I'm recalling that there exists some kinda resource that defines colors and
their meaning.
Meaning, each color is known to bring about a certain (predictable) typical
reaction from a human exposed to it.
Is anyone aware of a respected source for this kind of info?
Thanks,
Peggy A Lucero
These should help. You're the best judge of what/who you respect, though. :) So, once you know the terms to look for, you should be able to plug them in and search respectable Web design resources. Heck, I'll bet the Navy has some resources that speak to color theory and its uses/abuses:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=%22color+theory%22+emotion+web+design
Kelley
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