best color combination

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i am designing wpf application, in which i want to color gridbackground. i am using lineargradient at start point=0,0 and end point=1,1.
i have tried many combinations of colors but i dont got satiesfied as much,
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so can anybuddy help me to get this combination ??
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i want light colors and plane and..
i dnt know what i want actually, but ....

Posted 12-Sep-14 21:24pm

Madhuri Gamane

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-09-12T21:41:00

Solution 1

Go with Yellow writing on a Red background - it's funky and hipster.

Or you could start by looking at research: Google[^]
This might help - it's a good overview: http://www.avangate.com/avangate-resources/article/color-web-site.htm[^]

Posted 12-Sep-14 21:41pm

OriginalGriff

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Madhuri Gamane 13-Sep-14 3:56am

thanx.. its nice.
i use this one..
<LinearGradientBrush EndPoint="1,1" StartPoint="0,0">
<gradientstop color="lightBlue" offset="0.593">
<gradientstop color="aliceblue" offset="0">
<gradientstop color="WhiteSmoke" offset="0.279">
<gradientstop color="#FFFDE6FF" offset="1">
</LinearGradientBrush>

how is it ??

Dell.Simmons · Answer 2 · 2014-09-12T21:41:00

Solution 2

Try going here http://www.paletton.com/[^] and playing around.

Posted 12-Sep-14 21:41pm

Dell.Simmons

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Madhuri Gamane 13-Sep-14 4:00am

wow, its really nice..
thanx..