Different colours evoke different emotions and send specific messages to your audience. For example, red is energetic and blue is calming, but what about green? Let’s take a closer look at green colour theory and how this hue can affect your branding.
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Are intranets still relevant and how to set one up
Intranets have evolved from a series of links on a page to a tool that promotes internal branding and employee engagement. However, if you want your intranet to be relevant, it must be modern.
Red colour theory and its use in branding
Design and branding can help make your business memorable, and the colours you choose will have an impact on how others view your brand. In this part of our colour theory series, we’re going to focus on red.
Blue Colour Theory: Why it’s the most popular colour in branding
About a third of the world’s top brands use blue in their logos and branding. In industries where credibility and reliability matter most, blue is preferred for branding. But why? Let’s take a closer look at blue colour theory and the psychology behind this popular hue.
Yellow colour theory and its use in branding
Yellow colour theory is associated with being happy and cheerful. Considered “energising,” yellow is a warm colour that captures attention in branding and is often used when a brand wants to show creativity and optimism.
Black colour theory and its use in branding.
Certain colours can make us feel a certain way when we see them. Black is unique in that it is the absence of colour. Yet, it can still evoke some very strong emotions and create lasting impressions in the minds of consumers.