Hi I'm just creating a form and visually differentiate between different types of fields. I figured I'd give them different background colors but I'm dreadful at color schemes so was hoping for suggestions. this is what I have so far .searchI{ background-color: #ccffff; } .searchM{ background-color: #FFD2D2; } .searchC{ background-color: #EFDBC3; } .searchF{ background-color: #C3E4C6; } Code (markup): Can anyone improve on that? thanks in advance...
It's not bad but the peachy-tan color (the third one) blends in a little too well against the pink and the green. There are sites that, if you put in one color, will show you complementary (or opposing, also) colors. http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html This one will let you see what colors look like against others. http://www.thenetter.com/scripts/hex-color-picker.html
those tools are neat but I really don't know how to use them. I don't know which one to select for the background and which one to select for the text , header etc.....just dont have the eye for that....my mama even still dresses me
Yeah well, some of us are coders and some are designers and I guess some can't do that so they have to do marketing this is what I ended up with .searchI{background-color: #FFE6CC;} .searchM{background-color: #FFFFCC;} .searchC{background-color: #FF8F8F;} .searchF{ background-color: #CCE6FF;} Code (markup): still looks a bit naff but atleast they're all the same opacity etc.