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How to Choose a Good Color Scheme For Your Website? Last updated on  June 9, 2020   by  Connie   in  Designing Websites  |  Comments {124} Our independent research projects and impartial reviews are funded in part by affiliate commissions, at no extra cost to our readers.  Learn more Choosing a good color scheme for your website could be a scary thing- especially if you’re not confident about your color coordination ability, or feel that you’re not a skilled designer. My husband is slightly color blind, which makes him very nervous whenever he tries to pick a color for  anything! What about you? What color should you use for your logo or headline? Do you know how to pick complementary colors that combine well? Which part of your website should you use color? Picking and mixing color can be a tricky game. The result can look harmonious, or like a scene straight out of a horror film! If you avoid any colors, your website can look uninspiring and forgettable. If you use too much color on

Why minimal designs are more common? Simple doesn’t mean primitive. Less isn’t vague. Short doesn’t say little. Air doesn’t equal emptiness. Today we are talking about minimalism. In the book «The More of Less», Joshua Becker said: «You don’t need more space. You need less stuff.» Minimalism is often discussed nowadays in different spheres of life and work, and diverse directions of design are not the exception. Let’s see what are its benefits and points to consider. What is minimalism? Actually, minimalism is a word of broad meaning used in various spheres of human activity. Merriam-Webster  dictionary  defines it as «a style or technique (as in music, literature, or design) that is characterized by extreme spareness and simplicity». Being applied to more and more fields, it saves its core traits: meaningful and simple. Minimalism as a direction of visual design got especially popular in the 1960s in New York when new and older artists moved toward geometric abstraction in painting an