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Building awesome Color Schemes for your UI Design Projects

4h 26m 11s
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Colors are used to display and convey information. If you look at the Color Scheme of any Dashboard Design for Graphs, colors are there to create meaning and sense in the data it displays If the Color scheme of your Website or Mobile App Design is messed up, users can easily misunderstand your message. Colors attract and repel all animals, kids and adults in this world. Each Color scheme you develop have some psychological and emotional impact on the users that use your Website or the Mobile App you have Designed.

If you are designing for a Dashboard, then colors are the most important part of the UI (User Interface) of any dashboard which show stats

80% of the Designs on Dribbble have no sense of Color Accessibility

So in this course, you will master and learn from beginning

  • The Psychological effects of Colors

  • Color Theory Basics for Digital Design

  • Creating awesome Color Scheme using just Single Color

  • How to add more Colors to your Color Scheme

  • Purpose of Color in UI Design

  • Use of Status Colors in Dashboards

  • Color Contrast Ratios and building accessible Color Schemes with Color Accessibility

  • How many shades/Colors you need in your Color Scheme

  • Easily creating a Color Scale for your Color Scheme

  • How to manage Colors in Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD and Sketch

  • Online Tools for Generating color Schemes

  • Downloadable resources to kick-start any color scheme with examples

Ease your pain of Building awesome Color Schemes for your Web Design, Mobile App Design or Dashboard Design projects

Requirements:

  • Nothing Special
  • Having some familiarity with any Design tool

Who this course is for:
  • Graphic Designers shifting to UI Design
  • Web Designers
  • UI Designers
  • Novice Designers
  • Beginner Designer
  • Web Developer who want to learn something about Colors
  • Anyone who wants to make sense of Colors

What you'll learn:

  • Learn basics of Colors in UI Design
  • How to use Single Color to create awesome Color Schemes
  • Improve UX and Usability by mastering Color Schemes
  • Craft meaningful experiences by assigning purpose to Colors
  • Impact users emotionally by designing great Color Schemes
  • Feel confident in creating and mixing Colors in your App Designs
  • Color Accessibility and Contrast ratios in Color Scheme Building
  • 30+ Color Schemes to kick start any UI Design Project
  • 20+ Online Tools and Resources for Color Scheme creation

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#1: Introduction to Color Scheme Course
All Course Lessons (39)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introduction to Color Scheme Course Demo
01:59
2
Improve User Experience and Usability with Colors
05:23
3
Color Shapes our Decisions
05:14
4
RGB vs CMYK Color Modes and What are Color Profiles
07:19
5
Learning about the Color Wheel
06:44
6
What are Neutral Colors?
03:45
7
Examples of Warm Cool and Neutral Colors
07:34
8
Color Harmony and Relationships
13:00
9
Examples of Color Scheme Harmony
13:00
10
Basics of Color Psychology
07:28
11
Most liked Colors by Men and Women
04:09
12
Case Study в†’ How Colors Effects the Brand Personality?
06:31
13
Purpose of Each Color in UI Design
05:10
14
Master HSL Color Mode for Color Scheme creation
06:52
15
Secrets of Tints, Tones and Shades in Color Scheme
05:40
16
Single Secret for creating Awesome Color Scheme
08:02
17
Magic of Subtle Color Differences in UI Design
04:50
18
Secret Technique to create Shades of your Colors
07:42
19
How to build a Color Scheme (First Step)?
04:29
20
How to pick your Starting First Color?
06:09
21
Creating your First Color Scheme with One Color
08:00
22
Adding Second Color to Color Scheme for Contrast
08:46
23
What are Status Colors?
12:35
24
Color Scheme for Dashboard Design
11:46
25
What are Color Scales?
12:27
26
Always Start your Color Scheme in Grey Scale
04:34
27
About Color Scheme Accessibility
06:26
28
Dribbble and Behance Color Contrast Ratio Fails
03:37
29
Online Tools for Contrast Ratios and Color Scheme Accessibility
14:43
30
Color Accessibility Plugin Stark for Adobe XD & Sketch
06:21
31
Naming your Colors Properly
03:01
32
Creating Color Styles in Sketch App
05:17
33
Managing Colors in Adobe XD
03:25
34
Managing Colors in Adobe Photoshop
05:42
35
Color Scheme Browser Extensions
07:00
36
7+ Online Tools for Color Schemes
10:07
37
Online sites to Find Color Inspirations
06:04
38
Resources to generate Color Gradients
04:42
39
What to do NEXT?
00:38
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are needed for this course?
The course does not list any specific prerequisites. However, a basic understanding of UI design principles and familiarity with design tools such as Adobe XD, Sketch, or Adobe Photoshop may be beneficial. The course covers managing colors in these applications and understanding concepts like RGB, CMYK, and HSL color modes could enhance your learning experience.
What projects or exercises are included in the course?
The course includes practical exercises like creating your first color scheme with one color and adding a second color for contrast. It also covers building color schemes for dashboard designs and creating color styles in the Sketch App. These activities aim to reinforce your understanding of color harmony, accessibility, and the psychological impact of colors in UI design.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is designed for UI designers, graphic designers, and anyone interested in understanding and applying color schemes effectively in their design projects. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced designer, the course provides valuable insights into color psychology, harmony, and accessibility, which are crucial for effective UI design.
How does this course compare to others in terms of depth and scope?
The course offers a comprehensive exploration of color schemes in UI design, addressing topics such as color psychology, color harmony, and accessibility concerns. It includes specific lessons on RGB vs CMYK color modes, the psychological impact of colors, and practical techniques for creating color schemes. This focus provides a unique depth that may not be covered in general UI design courses.
What specific tools or platforms are covered in the course?
The course covers managing colors in several design tools, including Adobe XD, Sketch, and Adobe Photoshop. It also discusses the use of color accessibility plugins like Stark for Adobe XD and Sketch, and recommends various online tools for contrast ratios and color scheme accessibility, which can aid designers in creating inclusive designs.
What topics are not covered in this course?
While the course extensively covers color schemes and their application in UI design, it does not delve into other aspects of graphic design such as typography, layout design, or interaction design. It focuses specifically on color theory, psychology, and practical application in UI contexts without covering broader design principles.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course consists of 39 lessons, though the total runtime is not specified. Given the breadth of topics covered, including both theoretical and practical components, students should anticipate dedicating several hours to complete the course. Additional time may be required for practical exercises and experimenting with the tools and techniques discussed.