A Guide to Choosing Colors for Your Brand

Usability Post combines the color values from Cymbolism with popular brands to demonstrate the association of color with meaning.

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10/08/08 22:17

[...] Choosing colors for your brand. http://konigi.com/notebook/guide-choosing-colors-your-brand [...]

tour guide
03/02/09 21:24

Colors are so important when branding a product or idea. This element is often downplayed or completely overlooked when first coming up with the branding for the product. The chart displayed in the content of this article is especially helpful with the images and examples. Thanks.

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A Guide to Choosing Colors for Your Brand

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