The blog
Longer reads on colour in real projects — what the research actually supports, what breaks in production, and what to do about it.
Colour psychology, minus the mythology
Blue does not make people trust you and red does not make them buy. What colour actually does is narrower, more contextual — and considerably more useful.
Read the article →Ten website colour schemes, and what each is good at
Ready-made five-colour schemes with hex codes, each with the reasoning behind it so you can adapt rather than copy.
Read the article →Gradients grew up
The gradient came back, but it came back different. What changed, the four patterns worth stealing and the four mistakes that still date a design.
Read the article →Your brand colour fails contrast. Now what?
The awkward moment when the colour on the logo cannot legally hold text. Five ways out that do not involve rebranding.
Read the article →Prefer something more practical?
The guides section covers the step-by-step material: colour theory, WCAG contrast, colour models, design-system tokens, dark mode and CSS gradients. The examples page has palettes and gradients you can copy straight into a project.