Web 2.0 Colour Palette 22 August, 2006 — Stuart Brown

..because Web2.0 is the new black

Posted in Web Design
Tagged with: web2.0, web, design, colour, colour, palette

Web 2.0 is about finding new ways to interact on the internet and collaboration, at least to a certain extent. Those of us in the know realise what Web2.0 is really all about - putting things on super shiney tables and painting them with gradients and candy colours and shiny silver and stuff.

Organised into 3 distinct colour groups - neutrals, muted tones and bold colours, you may recognize a few of the shades from some of your favourite Web2.0 sites. Now you can quickly and easily assemble your own colour scheme - simply choose any number of bold or muted colours, then add as many neutrals as you see fit - you'll have a Web2.0 masterpiece in no time at all!

Neutrals

Bold

Muted

The rapid progress made by the internet providers has created a lot of work at home jobs which gives flexibility to people who were not able to work previously due to some reason. Even small low budget internet based home businesses are possible as well as the internet hosting along with the added facility of email hosting is very cheap nowadays. One can get a number of domain names easily. Internet progression has also made online learning possible; people can do certifications from hardware certifications like a+ certification to cisco exam CSE 646-203. With this advancement highly professional exams like ibm exams can be given online as well.

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