Just because Crayola packages 64 colors in a box, doesn't mean they expect you to use all 64 colors on a single web page....
trivia: Crayola 64 history.... List of Crayola crayon colors
Crayola 64
posted 5 months ago, updated 24 minutes later
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- 1. 5 months ago MsJuneRose wrote:
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Oh hell why not! Live a little! HAHAHAHA!!!!!
- 2. 5 months ago girlfrmyesterday wrote:
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One of my favorite gifts as a child was a BRAND NEW BOX OF CRAYOLA CRAYONS 48 COUNT WHERE THERE WERE THE SILVER AND GOLD CRAYONS WHICH NEVER GOT USED AS I DIDN"T WANT THEM RUINED!
- 3. 5 months ago nailz wrote:
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If Ms.junerose can say "Hell" me too....Why the Hell not. I love to see beautifuly colored pages, too much 'gray' in the world. I used to love to get a new box of crayons, especially a 64 count box. That was a super treat! I used them all! I would get a sheet of paper and make what I called a collage, and I would do my best to put every color on it. My hair is white, I have brown eyes, my car is white, my house is white trimmed in green, my furniture is tone on tone and all is cutsey and matches! I love COLOR on a page. LOL LOL
- 4. 5 months ago nailz wrote:
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P.S. that being said....I feel like a q-tip driving a white 4 door tennis-shoe down the road! lol
- 5. 2 months ago webserf wrote:
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Why are there 256 web-safe colors if you're not even supposed to use 64? ;-)
- 6. 2 months ago mbotos wrote:
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For any design, unless you are maybe an abstract artist, several compatible colors usually works better than many random colors.
Here are two references that give you some background on the 216 palette. Given current technology, most designers simply choose from the full 16 million colors.
www.yourhtmlsource.com/accessibility/ nonditheringcolours.html
www.lynda.com/hex.asp
Michael....
