Coordinated UI design is one of the designers' goals, and this means that the color scheme must be harmonious and comfortable. Using colors to create an attractive and coordinated design allows users to clearly perceive the content of the UI, while leaving a good first impression.
With years of searching, SOOUI (SOOUI) has collected an album of color schemes to easily solve some basic color schemes:
Monochrome color scheme. Monochromatic color matching does not mean that there is only one color. It is based on the same color system. Colors of different brightness and saturation are combined to form a color scheme.
Similar colors. A color scheme composed of colors close to each other on the color wheel.
Contrasting colors. The colors on the color wheel opposite to each other can form a sharp contrast, and these contrast colors can form a high-contrast color scheme.
Split complementary colors. The color matching principle of splitting complementary colors is similar to complementary colors, but the difference is that more colors are used in this color matching. When you choose blue, it is not orange on the counterpoint, but orange Yellow and red on the sides.
Tricolor. It selects three color classes with an angle of 120 degrees on the color wheel for color matching. It is recommended to use one of the colors as the leading one, and the other two colors for brightening.
Double complementary colors. Two pairs of complementary colors are used as the main color scheme.
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