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Color Palettes: Insurance
September 16th, 2006 in Color | Comments Off
Last week we’ve started a series of articles called “Color Palettes” - an overview of the dominating colors in modern web design. Observing the web-sites of traveling companies, we’ve found out that they tend to use Blue and Yellow - obviously, these colors stand for Sea and Beach.
Different profile, different companies, different colors. Today we take a closer look at the web-sites developed for insurance companies. Blue and White dominate - typical colours for reliable companies which provide legal and advisory services.
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