
	Colour Picker



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Colour Picker

This cool site allows you to pick colour schemes that work together. Even cooler, it allows you to see what the colours might look like to those with various types of colour blindness (see also fun test plates).

Web safe colours are supported, and black and white type is displayed too. This could have been very helpful when I was deciding on blog colours.

Now, I could have placed this into many different blog categories. Life because sometimes one chooses apartment wall colours. Culture, because (brace for impact) colours likely have some cultural reference, tech:web because of the obvious web applications. Plenty of people might be interested in this cool tool.

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