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Subject: websites for learning HTML & colors


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Date Posted: 10:15:43 06/29/13 Sat
http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/

this one looks too simple.
But it's very useful and Quick!!
http://html-color-codes.info/

(you can choose your own colors)


here are various html codes
http://www.lookuptables.com/index/web.gif
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[> Subject: MY favorite blue colors


Author:
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Date Posted: 18:51:32 07/12/13 Fri

If I'm working with html links,
I really love working with the colors ranging from
#e4f2fe to #000099.

#000099 Darkest blue
#0B0C9E
#1718A3
#2224A8
#2E30AD
#393CB2
#4449B7
#5055BC
#5B61C1
#676DC6
#7279CC
#7D85D1
#8991D6
#949DDB
#A0A9E0
#ABB6E5
#B6C2EA
#C2CEEF
#CDDAF4
#D9E6F9
#e4f2fe Lightest Blue.


In my personal opinion, this is the type of blue which can be taken seriously by professionals.

[> Subject: exact colors


Author:
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Date Posted: 15:54:06 07/13/13 Sat

If you're looking for an exact effect,
then simply measure your current color against white.

For example:

I wanted my background color to be light blue.
#ccd9ec
But, that was too cutesy for the web page.
So,
I simply used #FFFFFF as the finishing point.
And, everything in-between shows up:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colormixer.asp?colorbottom=D8BFD8&colortop=FFFFFF


So; anytime you see a great color, you can always create a lighter version of it.

This also works to darken your color, as well.
However, I try NOT using straight black. (#000000).
Instead, I prefer a darkish bluish purple color:
#000099
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colormixer.asp?colorbottom=D8BFD8&colortop=FFFFFF


So, the end product (when combined,) Looks like this:


#FFFFFF
#FCFDFE
#FAFBFD
#F7F9FC
#F5F7FB
#F2F6FA
#F0F4F9
#EDF2F8
#EBF0F7
#E8EEF6
#E6ECF6
#E3EAF5
#E0E8F4
#DEE6F3
#DBE4F2
#D9E2F1
#D6E1F0
#D4DFEF
#D1DDEE
#CFDBED
#ccd9ec

#ccd9ec
#C2CEE8
#B8C3E4
#ADB8E0
#A3AEDB
#99A3D7
#8F98D3
#858DCF
#7A82CB
#7077C7
#666CC2
#5C62BE
#5257BA
#474CB6
#3D41B2
#3336AE
#292BAA
#1F21A5
#1416A1
#0A0B9D
#000099

I just had to reverse the starting color, and the finishing color.

In my opinion, it's better to have a great color, then just experimenting with random ones.

In other words: Choose your favorite colors, and then try toggling them.

here's another example:

I love the color #fffaed.
So, I measure it against the lightest possible color (FFFFFF).
#FFFFFF
#FFFFFE
#FFFEFD
#FFFEFC
#FFFEFB
#FFFEFA
#FFFEFA
#FFFDF9
#FFFDF8
#FFFDF7
#FFFCF6
#FFFCF5
#FFFCF4
#FFFCF3
#FFFCF2
#FFFBF2
#FFFBF1
#FFFBF0
#FFFAEF
#FFFAEE
#fffaed

Then, I can measure it against Black (starting with fffaed):

#FFFaed
#F2EEE1
#E6E1D5
#D9D4C9
#CCC8BE
#BFBCB2
#B2AFA6
#A6A29A
#99968E
#8C8A82
#807D76
#73706B
#66645F
#595853
#4D4B47
#403E3B
#33322F
#262624
#191918
#0D0D0C
#000000


Or, I can choose that great Dark bluish purple color, instead:
#FFFaed
#F2EEE9
#E6E1E5
#D9D4E0
#CCC8DC
#BFBCD8
#B2AFD4
#A6A2D0
#9996CB
#8C8AC7
#807DC3
#7370BF
#6664BB
#5958B6
#4D4BB2
#403EAE
#3332AA
#2626A6
#1919A1
#0D0D9D
#000099

In this case; I would stick to black (instead of purple).
The reason is because #FFFAED is closer to tan color, rather than blue.

So, that's how it's done.
[> Subject: favorite colors EEE4EF


Author:
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Date Posted: 07:14:06 07/25/13 Thu
I've always loved the color EE4ef.
It seems to work nice for producing a simple color which replaces white.


#eee4ef
#EDE2EE
#ECE0ED
#EBDEEC
#EADDEA
#E8DBE9
#E7D9E8
#E6D7E7
#E5D5E6
#E4D3E5
#E3D2E4
#E2D0E2
#E1CEE1
#E0CCE0
#DFCADF
#DEC8DE
#DCC6DD
#DBC5DB
#DAC3DA
#D9C1D9
#D8BFD8
Bottom color:

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colormixer.asp?colorbottom=D8BFD8&colortop=eee4ef

notice how the entire box appears to be the same color.
But, when you look at the left (between the 2 honeycomb color palettes), you can then see the big difference.

Now, replace D8BFD8 with FFFFFF. or FFFFCC.
You can get a color which varies slightly from EEE4EF.
If you try CCFFFF,
It will vary toward the blueish end of the spectrum. Too Tacky?
[> Subject: color #FAF1ED (alternative to whte)


Author:
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Date Posted: 07:36:16 07/25/13 Thu

If I'm choosing an alternative to FFFFFF,
a favorite choice is FAF1ED.

it's a gorgeous gray tone.
If you change it to FEF1ED, it becomes pinkish grey.

while F7F4ED creates a strong grey/bashe

You can also try these against EEE4EF, and produce offset colors.
Or, any color.
You can add a hint of blue. F2F2EE

These are just a few suggestions.
But, the colors mentioned above are great alternatives for using instead of white.
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colormixer.asp?colorbottom=D8BFD8&colortop=eee4ef
[> Subject: A NEW WEBSITE


Author:
admin
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Date Posted: 12:23:11 07/26/13 Fri

I just found this one.

http://colorhunter.com/


and, I already like the Bashe pages.

http://colorhunter.com/tag/bache/4
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