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Just that the title says they are mistakes, does not mean they really are. I think his 'worse' examples where a lot better from a color balance perspective. S
by matonias 6y ago
Just that the title says they are mistakes, does not mean they really are. I think his 'worse' examples where a lot better from a color balance perspective.
Sometimes over-engineering gets you no where.
- HenryBemis 6y agoFrom experience: The only thing I agree with on the "do not use the basic colors", is that some C-level stakeholder 5 forwarded emails down the road (and never present on the status calls), will not bother to read the damn thing fully, and will see the RED on statistic-X and will think that the X-thing is doomed and we need to slash this project/product/function. Yes, I agree, it's not a color thing, it's a RTFpresentation-thing. But the use of non-standard colors (red-amber/yellow-green) will avoid these mishaps.