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Basic color Colors will never exist alone. In fact, the effect of a color is determined by a variety of factors: the reflected light, the color surrounding it, or the viewing angle of the viewer. There are 10 basic color design, respectively called: Colorless Design (achromatic) Analogy design (analogous) Conflict Design (Clash) Complementary design (complement) Monochrome Design (monochromatic) Neutral Design (Neutral) Split complementary Color design (splitcomplement) Primary color design (primary) Two secondary color design (secondary) Three times color tri-Color design (tertiary)
	105 101 101 colorless design Do not use color, only black, white, and gray.
	92 88 92 88 73 analogy design Select three consecutive colors or any of its bright and dark colors in the hue ring.
	4 68 4 conflict design Combines a color with its complementary left or right color.
	92 44 92 complementary design Use the opposite color on the hue ring.
	81 85 81 85 88 monochrome design The combines a color with any or all of its bright and dark colors.
	17 32 17 32 26 neutral design The Adds a complementary or black color to its color to disappear or neuter it.
	20 57 20 57 73 split complementary color design Combines a color with the colors on either side of its complement.
	4 36 4 36 68 Color design The Combines pure primary colors with red, yellow, and blue.
	53 86 53 86 20 two-color design Combine two times with green, Violet, and orange.
	57 28 95 57 28 95 Three times color tri-Color design The three-time color tri-color design is one of the following two combinations: Red orange, yellow-green, blue-purple or blue-green, yellow-orange, red-purple, and each color on the hue ring has an equal distance from each other.