Regardless of you being new to the Internet or a seasoned specialist, passwords are annoying and imposing. Passwords are practically needed everywhere and are virtually unavoidable. From retrieving and sending emails to functioning on social networks, to media sharing and file downloading, passwords are always there. While you may find passwords annoying, and even take them for granted, it is important to remember that they are the first and sometimes only defense against intrusion of your information.

With so many passwords needed online it is easy to just pick a simple and easy to remember password and then forget about it and just use it whenever a password is needed. Changing it regularly is a pain and you may never actually ever do so. Everyone knows that this is not ideal, but the alternative – the regular and annoying password creation and memorization process – is just a pain. However,  passwords don’t have to be complex cryptograms or require a PHD, just a few simple guidelines can help make living with passwords a little more tolerable.

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Over 80% of our visual information is related to colour with elements like line, shape and textures conveying a relatively small percentage of information. It is therefore obvious that colour should be major factor when designing your website as it is a very visual medium. However, many web developers over look the essentials of colour in web design and by doing so, many times produce a final product that lacks the effectiveness and impact the website could have if the right colours and design had been used.

Although impossible to cover the whole domain of colour and its importance and application relating to web design, this article will serve as an introduction to lay a solid foundation for building an understanding of colour and how to colour your website.

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