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Author: Simon Hawkesworth – TELT When designing online content, the issue of colour is rarely high on the list of considerations, being left more to the personal preference of the content dev… Via Peter Mellow 
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Amara presents the complete infographic guide to colour psychology. Covering the theory behind different colour psychology, cultural meanings, connota Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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September 13, 2014 5:55 PM
Well, sort of. There is much "anecdotal" evidence here. Anecdote does not equal facts. It seems to me if someone was taking the time to put together such nice graphics, they would actually look at the real research and proffer supporting evidence and references. This type of info just perpetuates "impressions."
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The skittles experiment is easy, low resource and provides lots of investigative opportunities. Try using different temperatures of water, white vinegar or even lemonade to discover what happens. Via John Evans
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