Colour plays an important role on your website. In fact, choosing the right colours can have a dramatic impact on your success. 
Many copywriters have found that a headline written in red does better than a headline written in black or any other colour. Additionally, different colours have different reactions and representations.
For example, green tends to symbolise nature and natural elements. You won’t find a natural cleaning product at your supermarket that is in red or purple. They always use green.
Therefore you couldo fit your colours of your website to your brand.
Here is a bit of information to help you get started:
- RED –Love, passion, romance, danger, excitement, action, and adventure. Red is an impulsive, powerful color.
- BLUE –Calmness and serenity. Professionalism. Trustworthiness and success.
- GREEN – Nature, money, and health.
- ORANGE –Creativity, celebration and fun.
- PURPLE - Passion, royalty, luxury and fantasy.
- WHITE – Simple. Clean.
- YELLOW –Youth, playfulness and fun.
- PINK – Femininity, fashion, youth.
- BROWN – Basics, simplicity, nature.
- BLACK – Decisive, mysterious, unwavering.
What colours best fit your website and purpose? Take a look at other websites and look at the colours they’ve chosen. Did they make the right choice? How do the colours affect your emotions, decisions, and attitude about the website?
When you’re planning your own website, give some thought to the colours you’ll use.
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Interesting- I hadn’t planned a colour scheme and have tried to leave it simple so there’s a lot of White- but actually I can see there’s a bit if an orange theme coming through that I like. Creative and fun sounds good to me! I suppose it also gives a warm feel to the page. I’ll try and incorporate this more throughout the blog. Funny as I’m wearing orange today too! (And I used to equate orange with cheap