Current Admin Panel Themes
/** Custom Portlet Color Options **/
.Vibrant-Pink { background: rgb(220, 79, 173); }
.Rich-Red { background: rgb(172, 25, 61); }
.Bold-Orange { background: rgb(210, 71, 38); }
.Bright-Orange { background: rgb(255, 143, 50); }
.Fresh-Green { background: rgb(130, 186, 0); }
.Eco-Friendly-Green { background: rgb(0, 138, 23); }
.Aqua-Teal { background: rgb(3, 179, 178); }
.Oceanic-Teal { background: rgb(0, 130, 153); }
.Sky-Blue { background: rgb(93, 178, 255); }
.Royal-Blue { background: rgb(0, 114, 198); }
.Regal-Purple { background: rgb(140, 0, 149); }
.Deep-Purple { background: rgb(105, 0, 112); }
.Navy-Blue { background: rgb(0, 75, 139); }
.Midnight-Blue { background: rgb(0, 25, 64); }
.Burgundy { background: rgb(87, 0, 0); }
.Mahogany { background: rgb(56, 0, 0); }
.Silver { background: rgb(204, 204, 204); }
.Jet-Black { background: rgb(0, 0, 0); }
/** Custom Portlet Color Options **/
The Predicament / Inquiry
Dealing with more than a dozen colors can be challenging when aiming for the perfect color scheme on your website. Visitors' first impression is often based on the aesthetics of a site and having a poor color combination can deter them from staying. Have you encountered websites with bad color schemes that made you quickly leave?
What advice would you offer to individuals seeking those ideal color combinations? Should they refer to a color chart, potentially wasting time, or do you have a more efficient solution in mind?