Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

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1. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

I sorely need this

by hashim on 2005-02-14 23:26 tags: articles · design · howto

2. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

by indygwyn on 2005-07-05 14:04 tags: color · design · web

3. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

by erik on 2005-09-22 15:59 tags: coders · color · html · css · designer · design · principles

4. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

by coohler on 2007-02-22 17:02 tags: webmaster · spurl

5. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

by dexo on 2008-01-02 15:51 tags: sitepoint · web · design · development · guide · reference · website

6. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

If you're one of the people who spend most of their reading time skimming through Client and Server Side Coding articles, then you probably should read this article. Yes, you: the one with your code open full-screen in the other monitor. I'm a designer and I work at a hosting/ISP company in a room with four very talented Web programmers. Together, they can develop just about any kind of application, but not one of them could develop a harmonious color scheme if his life depended on it.

by stargaming on 2008-02-05 08:34 tags: graphics · webdesign

7. Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer [Design Principles]

by jschnitz on 2008-02-21 14:40 tags: webdesign · design

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