60-30-10 Color Rule

This is a color guide not a design or structure guide, for those confused and complaining about being “generic”. Slow it down, take the help or keep it scrolling. 😂

this rule's really helpful!! thanks for sharing! ☺☺

Thank you so much for this video! I didn’t realize I was kinda following this already but I just didn’t know what it was called. This method is so sleek and nice with cool accents

I know this is simple tip but it make's a whole lot of difference! thanks

The 60-30-10 color rule can be helpful but it might limit creativity, lack flexibility, and adaptability, and only work for some designs. (edited)

Me as a Full stack developer after watching this:

Oh my GOD! Wow.❤❤

Thank You for explanation 60 30 10 color rule!

What color should the text be everytime with this rule?

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Hi buddy, thanks for the information your adding value to the design bravo 👏

Thanks, very helpful information!

wrr

i really love it , it's awesome video , and super helpful , thanks a lot

informative and straight to the point - thank you!

Why are hue's of a color good to use, but gray isn't a hue of white?

I have no idea what he is talking about 😅
It seem make sense but at the same time I don't know what's going on. 😂😂

Thank you for this video.

great video!
I learned a lot because of you!
but I have a question, how do I choose the colors? Is there a technique for this?

Does this apply to designs in other areas?? editorial, brand identity, etc???

That was so good, I always get confused when using colors for my design, but with this rule, it's much easier✨️

simple and straight to the point

The designer who uses Brave browser is immediately elevated to a new level of respect in my book!

First one looks better. Second one lacks artist delight. Too sterile.

This explains why UI design has gotten so bad, what a terrible rule.

Love this video, simple but impactful

I loved this! Thanks for your tips.

Design is the ability to choose a good solution from billions of gradual solutions.
Math and science is the ability to find the only true solution.
The brains of engineers and designers have complete different strategies and we should not make a designer an engineer or the other way around.

all of those are boring AF except that dark interface one. Everything else is not memorable.

Good video but the initial layout felt more appealing, the second rendition appeared rather simplistic by comparison, maybe that was the point. I had no problem following the initial layout.

very good teaching style!

This is awesome!

Thanks

Cool! i'll try to apply this on some old app designs i have there, let's see if i find a nice difference. New sub btw :3

you're the best

how do u find the right colors

love it!

Great tip. I can see this working for presentations too.

Where's the link to the article you were referencing about? I can't find it in the description.

Which color will be used like 60% color , 30% color and 10% color.
60--> background
30--^ main heading
10 -- sub jeading
Like the given pattern can i used?

thank you very much for the video, it is really helpful to me - a color-blind guy :D

Great content. There's a hi pass switch on your 7b. Would remove the boomy Ps and Ts in your audio.

Great video bro thanks for this

Super interesting, what would be the rules to choose those three colors?

Cool man

I see you, man in the fake glasses

its really really useful video as i am so confused in putting up the colors into the design. Thank you so much!!

No post in description to the blog post?

Thank you