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@FNM3D It was too good that you have share the website. I was wondering to make it more design the website with light full color. It will looks very amazing.
This is a hugely debatable question, but a good number of designersrecommend using only 3 main colors on your website. The more colors you use, the harder it becomes to keep them all in harmony and create a balanced, consistent look for your site.
As a starting point, you could try following the 60 – 30 – 10 Rule, which has been used by interior and fashion designers for many years and works equally well in web design.
I adive you to use the colour of the product that you are gonna market from your web site and its the professional method for a web designer.
Marketing and psychological research that studies how certain colors and color schemes appeal to consumers in different ways have now become fairly mainstream for many different types of businesses. When it comes to the web, these kinds of considerations are even more important for businesses who want to get the most out of their investment. Most web designers and graphic designers are aware of the particular methods for choosing a color scheme and they know what colors work well together. However, for the average person looking to create their own website, choosing colors can sometimes be daunting.
Great tool. My associate and I find coming up with new but nice colour schemes a bit of a challenge, but this makes it so easy without the hassle of working out the numbers for complements and the like.
I know very well choosing a right colors is one of the most difficult tasks but your goals are clear whatever you choose it can entice the visitor to engage in the goal of your site. In my personal point of view the best and effective one is dark blue for your website background.
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