Color Psychology: Guide for Marketers
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Color Psychology: Guide for Marketers
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#4This is a lot of info, would appreciate if someone can make a TL;DR gist of the good stuff
"I summarized all of my findings in the following table (you can click the image to enlarge it). Next time you need to choose a color, you can use the chart below to guide your decision."
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#5It's also worth noting that the color meanings described are Western and can be wildly different for Asian markets: http://www.illuminantpartners.com/2011/01/17/color/
I once ran a multicountry eCommerce network and the Chinese partner (alone out of 30+ other countries) insisted the site background for their portal be changed from white to black for cultural reasons.
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#6This is fantastic. So many sites get the basics wrong. It drives me nuts to see eg food delivery aggregator sites that use a primarily blue color scheme. It's also worth noting that the color meanings described are Western and can be wildly different for Asian markets: http://www.illuminantpartners.com/2011/01/17/color/ I once ran a multicountry eCommerce network and the Chinese partner (alone out of 30+ other countr…
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