Graphics Design Free Course: Colour Rules | Class - 6

INTERACTIVE COLOUR DESIGN LAB

Your Palette vs. Emotional Direction

Design A is your palette. Change its colours manually and they stay exactly as selected. Choose an emotional direction below to change Design B only. Compare how the same message can feel different through colour, shape and typography.

01 / Your palette — Design A

DOMINANT COLOUR

SECONDARY COLOUR

ACCENT COLOUR

TEXT COLOUR Automatic contrastBlackWhiteNavy

ACCENT COVERAGE: 10%

DESIGN B EMOTIONAL DIRECTION Trust / Corporate Energy / Youth Luxury / Premium Organic / Calm Urgency / Sales Festive / Kolkata

60% Dominant

30% Secondary

10% Accent

These proportions are a flexible starting point. Adjust the accent coverage to see how its visual influence changes.

02 / Live comparison

DESIGN AYOUR PALETTE

A DIFFERENT WAY TO SEE THINGS

MAKE
IT MATTER

Good design directs attention. Colour helps people know where to look next.

Explore the idea

DESIGN / THINK / CREATE

Your chosen colours control this design.

DESIGN BTRUST

CONFIDENCE IN EVERY DETAIL

BUILT ON
TRUST

Clarity, consistency and confidence in every detail.

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A CLEARER WAY FORWARD

A calm palette signals stability and clarity.

03 / Choose a different emotional direction

These presets change Design B's palette, headline treatment, decorative shapes and copy. Design A remains untouched.

04 / What changed?

Visual hierarchyA calm accent makes the call to action distinct.

Emotional toneCool blues and neutrals can suggest stability.

Design A contrastContrast is checked separately for your chosen palette.

Design A readability check
Calculating contrast…

Colour associations are contextual, not guaranteed reactions. Always test the palette against the audience, culture, brand and message.