Neo
12-14-2007, 3:55 AM
I love to code things in css. I also love to use photoshop to create graphics to eventually code them using css and turn them into a nifty layout or style or whole new website.
However, I have the damnedest time with colors. More specifically color schemes.
Don't get me wrong, I know of places like http://kuler.adobe.com/ which are awesome, but it's when I get down to #ddd type coding that I totally screw up and colors look strange to me.
I'm trying to code a new layout for Kupatrix, but I'm having trouble. Partly because I like the current design, and partly because when I go to try to do light designs, I just get screwed up.
Which is stupid, because I can work on sites that are light to begin with just fine.
I just was wondering if anyone else around here does anything similar? Or if anyone has any good resources on colors -- or choosing colors and such.
And I know, not exactly a creative concepts topic, but it's not exactly a ML topic either ><!
On top of this, I don't really like to start layouts in photoshop... rather I prefer to rely on css for the majority of the design, and only boot photoshop up for any graphics I need (headers, buttons, corners, etc...)
-Neo
However, I have the damnedest time with colors. More specifically color schemes.
Don't get me wrong, I know of places like http://kuler.adobe.com/ which are awesome, but it's when I get down to #ddd type coding that I totally screw up and colors look strange to me.
I'm trying to code a new layout for Kupatrix, but I'm having trouble. Partly because I like the current design, and partly because when I go to try to do light designs, I just get screwed up.
Which is stupid, because I can work on sites that are light to begin with just fine.
I just was wondering if anyone else around here does anything similar? Or if anyone has any good resources on colors -- or choosing colors and such.
And I know, not exactly a creative concepts topic, but it's not exactly a ML topic either ><!
On top of this, I don't really like to start layouts in photoshop... rather I prefer to rely on css for the majority of the design, and only boot photoshop up for any graphics I need (headers, buttons, corners, etc...)
-Neo