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We wanted the new Adobe style to be beautiful, ownable, and scalable. While beautiful is subjective, and ownability can come through consistency, scalability was the most important quality to focus on, since we have such a large product offering.
Designing Adobe’s Evolving Brand System
blog.prototypr.io
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Gradients let designers create something that feels like a new color. A tone which didn’t exist before, something that looks unique, modern and refreshing.
Are Gradients The New Colors?
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While there are an increasing number of good color palettes out there, not all of them are applicable to charts and data visualizations. Our approach to visualization color palettes is to make natural gradients that vary in both hue and brightness. By doing this, our palettes are accessible by people who are color blind, obvious for others, and works with anywhere from one to twelve data series.
Finding the Right Color Palettes for Data Visualizations
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These details of findings make you understand when coming to product design why designers tend to use the blue color as much as they can in their applications and use less orange color.
Color, psychology and design
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Instead forcing yourself to design in grayscale first. Build a prototype of your app in a grayscale gradient and use that as your baseline. Designing in grayscale before adding color forces you to focus on spacing and laying out elements.
Red, White, and Blue
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The purpose of adding blue, in this case, is convincing the user of its credibility. Technology brands like Dell, IBM, Intel, AT&T and PayPal take advantage of blue’s trustworthy message; they create products that people rely on day after day.
The Most Important Color In UI Design
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