In 2012, I left a decent paying web-designing job at a Multinational Company and got hired as a graphic designer, where I was asked to design an interface for Smart TV Box. Yes, it was an era when TV was still called an ‘Idiot Box’. The genius web/graphic designer in me smirked and started designing the layouts and buttons and other what not as per requirements of Stakeholders and Back-End Developers. Eventually, after a couple of months work, the easy looking simple layout turned out to be a disaster!! Things were all over the place with no rescue.
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Topics covered:
1. UI Color Scheme
2. Grey, the most important color
3. 60:30:10 Rule
4. Color Psychology
UI Color Scheme are:
Primary Colors, Secondary Colors, Accent Colors,
Neutral Colors, & Semantic Colors
Primary Colors:
- It’s the base color of UI Design
- Most Used colors
- Basic Brand colors to choose fromSecondary Colors:
- It’s an optional Color
- Used when you want to break that monotonous look
- Makes your UI more Vibrant & Attractive
I am always wired to my tiny sketchbook where shapes flow into design, and sometimes my creativity overflows onto the page in the form of design