How to Choose Colors (Easy 3-Step Process)

Choosing colors for a new project is a daunting task for many (including myself).
There's so much ambiguity involved:
How do I decide on my primary color?
How do I match it with other great colors?
How do I apply all of my colors thoughtfully to my website?

All of these questions are answered in this video through a simple & reliable 3-step process that you can apply to any project.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:39 Choosing a dominant color
2:00 Add two more colors
4:12 How to apply your colors

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[_aguskhaer]

this 60/30/10 method is genuinely effective, now i got the key of reason why experts do a good decision colors

[JohnUntivero]

Anyone notice how he's using his colors (purple, peach, black) on his camera with the lights being purple, the skintones close to peach, and background/shirt being black with slight purple

[middleburyastrology]

Love this video :) Thanks so much for making this 60/30/10 clear. I've been designing graphics for years and am finally learning color theory. Thank you!

[encoredma]

I just love your channel! Your videos are always so clear and concise, and straight to the point. You explain things so well, without being long winded (thank you!). I’m learning so much from you:-)

[riledmouse]

Wow, this video is one of the most helpful design tools I’ve ever come across. I’m not formally trained in design but I’m really interested in it and I need to understand it for my work. It’s been so hard to comprehend any of the written resources I’ve found. This just simplified things in such an accessible way, and gave me a place to get started from. I know it’s all pretty rudimentary but it feels like the missing link to help me actually begin to come up with a workable color scheme for my businesses. Thank you very much!

[lucidabi]

Waauw this is amazing! Love it how you simplified that! Me too, I find it challenging picking colours & letting them vibe! This 3-step process is amazing!! Thank you!

[languagelover]

Thank you!!!! Love this video because it is focused on processes and steps which is so useful for rookies like me who only know the theory and don't even know where to start!

[helenchinweike]

Thank you so much for this . You have saved a soul from difficult in selecting colours.

[tahiking-hazel]

Great content Champ. Can't stop watching your Vids - keep it coming!!! all the way from New Zealand 🤙

[samer.mghabghab]

thanks for acknowladging the intelligence of the viewers and the customers in your videos, a lot of graphic designers need to see this

[tomoworks]

I failed my capstone hi-fidelity mock ups just because of color. I cannot tell you how many sources I tried to figure out how to deal with color. This might have finally been the key for me to get past this door. Thank you so FREAKING much! 🏆

[kylewoodard]

Whoa - one of the best blends of pace, knowledge and practical application. Impressive video.

[russianrightnow]

I've finally found the video that completely answers my questions about color usage! Thank you so much for these tips. It will help me for sure 🌿

[MegaTeeArts]

Thank you so much. This is very informative and helpful, especially for a budding and self taught graphic designer like me. Many thanks.

[remusb]

That smooth zoom from the intro. Smoooth!

[thapryncess]

I’ve been searching and reading for hours and now I wish I came across this first!! Thank you!!

[GrgoPetrov]

Great tool. Choosing colours truly is a pain in the ass, especially when you have to take into account the print (cmyk, pantone) and the best compromise between the online and printed visual consistency. I am so happy when you just have to do the digital part. :-)

[meiyara.manawari]

thank you so much for these! as someone with logic-dominant brain, i suck at creativity. grateful to find your channel 💜

[SharonJohnsonFitness]

Thank for for this video. I’m not great at picking colors either. This is so helpful for my work. Appreciate it!

[emilycolt]

Nice video! I like that even your filming setup uses all 3 of your colors, and that you're actually one of them!