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DevilsCharm from US -

Does anybody know where to find a list of hexadecimal colors? I used to have a list but I lost it.

Comment #1 Paul Roupinian from Redondo beach -

Google hex codes. I alway need these for my special colors. i always use special color combos. See my choices at Justnarnia.com.

www.december.com/html/spec/color.html

Make you use the safe colors.

• Justnarnia

Comment #2 Dixie from Somewhere Over The Rainbow -

I really like this color chart: www.ctyme.com/colors.htm

Comment #3 Paul Roupinian from Redondo beach -

We should have a color naming contest. One name for a blue, One name for a red, and one name for a gray. How fun would that be?

People forget that using color is one of the most important parts of a webmaster's job.

red: Mercury Rising

blue: Quicksilver

gray: Pale Mockingbird

Comment #4 Dixie from Somewhere Over The Rainbow -

"We should have a color naming contest. One name for a blue, One name for a red, and one name for a gray. How fun would that be?"

Sounds like fun to me. Here's what I came up with:

blood clot red

smurf skin blue

geezer hair gray

Comment #5 webferret from Irvine -

red: Opiate Fugue

blue: Moontemple

gray: chiaroscuro

Comment #6 SomeoneAwful from The World -

On my site, I need to use special colors often, and I have a list in my bookmarks, although sometimes I find better lists and I switch it.

Comment #7 Angel from Heaven -

If you have Paint Shop Pro, you can just click on a color and get the code number for that color. I used to use that a lot.

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