The Hidden Effects Of Colors - Create The Right Ambience For 90% More Sales! (c) Copyright S. Kumar 2007 http://www.learnhomebusiness.com "Did you know that your site visitors make a subconscious judgment within the first 90 seconds of initial viewing of your site, and that between 62% and 90% of that assessment is based on *color alone*?
If you feel, your website is not pulling in or not holding people, may be the color combination of your site is interfering with your visitor's sense of harmony!
The effect of colors in influencing the mind of your customer is high and this psychological factor of color must be put to good use in the marketing & design of your web site.
Color impacts and directs the customer to a positive decision. And as I said earlier: "Between 62% and 90% of the assessment of your website is based on *color alone*".
Color influences the moods and the sentiments. Color can be effectively used in websites as mood enhancers and make the visitor comfortable and calm. Begin to use color effectively with its millions of combinations to your advantage.
Here's a simple psychological color chart to help you through! http://www.learnhomebusiness.com/new/website-colors.htm
* Cool Colors
Blue, green, purple, turquoise and silver are known as cool colors. Cool colors casts calming effect on your site visitor. But beware that, when used alone, these colors can leave a cold and impersonal feel on your site visitor. So combine colors from other groups intelligently and avoid this.
* Warm Colors
Red, pink, yellow, orange, purple, and gold belong to warm colors and has an exciting effect on the viewer. But when used along, they can get over-stimulate! It can swell up emotions like anger! So add colors from other groups to strike a balance... * Neutral Colors
Brown, tan, ivory, gray, black and white falls in neutral colors. Neutral colors be at best when mixed with cool or warm colors. They have the innate capacity to tone down the effect of other overpowering colors and can be excellent as backgrounds. Black can be used to create a dark shade of a primary color and white for a light shade. So what's the perfect color combination for your website?
No specific answer from me! Except that try to understand your niche target and taking into account their response to various color schemes -- and NOT simply your own.
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