Using the power of color can change how
people use your software and increase productivity and view your business. ![](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/colors-141027065047-conversion-gate01/95/the-big-bang-theory-of-colors-10-638.jpg?cb=1426851772)
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As an example the Open Accounts Receivable Screen now shows and past due invoices in RED - alerting a customer service rep visually that the invoice needs to get paid.
Simple and easy system changes like this allow you to control how people use the system and build a more user friendly environment.
For more on the power of color see below.
The Power of Color
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Red is an engaging and emotive color. drawing a user's attention to elements on a screen.
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Yellow is the first color a person distinguishes in the brain. Excellent for use in classrooms.
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Orange has the characteristics halfway between red and yellow. It is one the best colors for stimulating learning.
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Blue is the most tranquilizing color.
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Green is also a calming color. Generally Associated with positive or good outcomes.
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Brown promotes a sense of security, relaxation, and reduces fatigue.
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Gray is the most neutral color.
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Dark Colors lower stress and increase feelings of peacefulness.
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Bright Colors such as red, orange, and yellow spark energy and creativity.
How does your software make you feel? |
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