Gold color shows a concept that is active or moving. Dark colors show the container or the inactive parts. This helps a user quickly see what is important.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Gold color shows a concept that is active or moving.
Dark colors show the container or the inactive parts. This helps a user quickly see what is important.
Gold color highlights parts that are working or changing. Dark colors show the parts that hold or surround the active parts. This makes it easy to understand a system quickly. The user sees the important action first.
A designer creates an interface for a machine. The machine has many parts. The designer uses gold for the moving gears. The designer uses dark gray for the machine's outer case. A user can quickly see which parts are active.
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Gold color shows a concept that is active or moving. Dark colors show the container or the inactive parts. This helps a user quickly see what is important.