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Design Focus: Color Changing

February 1, 2013 By Sophia Lucero

Keeping it colorful is a good technique, and sometimes you don’t have to slap on every color in the rainbow to do it. Switching colors adds a lively, dynamic characteristic to your design.

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Opower UX Team

Changing the background color as you scroll—into very deep, saturated ones at that—is a tad risky on the accessibility front, but it is quite the attention-grabber.

Sane & Able
Sane & Able

Apart from the introductory paragraph and a recurring page flip graphic there’s hardly any design elements elsewhere, just straight up content. For a wide site the navigation is extremely minimal as well: just icons on a translucent background which become affixed to the top as you scroll down.

Simone Marcarino
Simone Marcarino

Small icons and even tinier text on a beehive layout. The rippling hover effect and the subtle speed of fading when you click on the logo feels very zen, although the colors are anything but.

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“Hopefully this article will serve as a decent introduction for anyone wanting to start learning about perf, and making their front-ends blazingly fast.”

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“The numbers that I track are by no means the whole story when it comes to performance, but I find them interesting.”

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“Buttons can be your site’s most recognizable brand element besides your logo. A well-designed, unique button style can be the key to establishing and maintaining trust in your site.”

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“At the beginning of December I shared some Photoshop Layers tricks and shortcuts that I collected over the years. Today I’m doing something similar in a post that is all about masks in Photoshop.”

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“In both the web and in our greater community, I see people despair that change doesn’t happen more quickly. That we can’t make the world better overnight. But if this year has taught me anything, it is that we can’t ignore the hard work that needs to be done.”

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