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Ahhh, color...you can't live with it, can't live without it. At least, that often seems to be the case for me; my color vision isn't exactly perfect, and sometimes I do need to pick colors for a design. I've been known to make some very odd "matches" (well, I thought they matched very well, while others begged to differ). I then found Adobe's Kuler, which is a great tool for browsing ready-made color schemes.
However, sometimes you need (or want to) create something completely new; a color scheme made from scratch that somehow works and fits well together. This is where the free Web application Color Scheme Designer comes in. Its deceptively simple, one-page interface packs a wealth of powerful features that let you create and test color schemes, and even have fun while doing so (the real test of a good application, in my opinion).
Since the interface is so jam-packed, I decided to break it down into a blow-by-blow screenshot tour. While the tour is extensive it doesn't contain everything, so if the feature you need isn't shown, don't hesitate to explore. After all, it's free.
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Screenshot Tour: Color Scheme Designer originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 09 Apr 2010 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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