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Gradients are a result of blending different colors. These color transitions can add depth to designs that otherwise would seem to look flat. Flat colors are limited and don’t produce the same effect as gradients can. By mixing colors, designers are able to create a color that is unique and refreshing. This scheme can be used to set the tone of a website and elevate the mood of their designs. Gradients can be created by mixing colors from the\u00a0opposite sides of the spectrum or simply by choosing analogous or monochromatic colors, says the team at 7ninjas.com, a\u00a0software development company<\/a>\u00a0that also specializes in digital product design. These color schemes can be used to create a focal point on a composition. Either way, the result is a color combination that looks and feels different. These eye-catching and vibrant color transitions can help elevate any design.<\/p>\n

For designers who use gradients on a regular basis, it helps to know the basic principles which make a gradient usable. Make your way through this article to find out how designers create unique color transitions to help add depth to an\u00a0otherwise flat design. Please note that these do’s and don’ts are collected from designers that have spent countless hours blending colors, so give yourself some time to master these techniques.<\/p>\n

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If you are looking to create a soft palette, it is best to stick to two or three neutral\u00a0tones for a smoother gradient. Whereas a fun, funky design would require you mix bold colors and add few extra colors and color stops. Whatever arrangement you choose, understanding the purpose of your design will help you create a harmonious palette that can set the right tone to an otherwise dull design.<\/p>\n

Here are a few key points to consider when blending colors.<\/p>\n