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color-theory

Apply color theory with palette building, harmony, psychology, contrast, and accessibility standards.

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## Overview

Color is the fastest emotional signal in design — processed before words, before layout, before
meaning. Used well, it guides attention, encodes meaning, and makes brands unforgettable. Used
carelessly, it confuses and excludes. This skill covers color theory fundamentals, palette
construction, psychological and cultural dimensions, and accessibility requirements.

## When to use

- Building a color palette for a brand or product

- Choosing UI colors (actions, states, feedback, data visualization)

- Fixing color contrast and accessibility issues