Let’s be real — we’ve all seen those chaotic screens where every button screams for attention in a different color. It’s messy, distracting, and worst of all… it makes your project look unprofessional.
Choosing colors on your own — without a palette, without purpose — hurts your design more than it helps. In this video, I show two examples:
Use curated color palettes from tools like Color Hunt.
You can literally search for any vibe or main color (e.g., “red”) and find balanced color combinations that just work.
Instead of spending hours tweaking shades and ending up with something that looks like a kindergarten project — you get modern, clean, and consistent results.
Bonus Tip: Don’t just pick your favorite colors — pick colors that support the functionality of your interface. Users should understand the screen at a glance, not get distracted by rainbow chaos.
