- The human eye is attracted to color before black and white.
- Build the interface using black, white, and gray first, then add color only if you have a good reason to do so.
- Use either white, off-white, light gray, pale blue, or pale yellow for an application’s background, and use black for the text.
- Always use dark text on a light background because it is the easiest to read.
- Never use a dark color for the background or a light color for the text.
- Limit the number of colors (other than white, black, and gray) to three.
- Never use color as the only means of identification for an interface element.
Chirag has years of experience in UX/UI design, he brings clarity, structure, and thoughtful creativity to digital products. His work spans UX/UI design, information architecture, web and mobile design, branding, and software product design, supported by deep expertise in open-source web development and custom CMS solutions. Known for his analytical mindset, attention to detail, and problem-solving approach, he enjoys building intuitive, user-focused digital experiences. Driven by curiosity and precision, he blends design thinking with technical expertise to create solutions that are both functional and impactful.
