For web developers who want design guidance on the use of colour, “How to use colour on the web” is a 1-day seminar that shows delegates how to use colour to produce web pages that are easier to read and scan. Unlike competitor courses, this seminar provides a basic grounding in the human visual system, which allows delegates to generalise to their own situation.
After attending this training course, you will be able to use colour confidently in your web site. This seminar is led by Dr. David Travis who has over 20 years experience in the field of user centred design.
This is a one-day seminar.
We bring this course to you and run it for a fixed fee no matter where you are. Prices from £150/delegate + VAT (assuming 12 delegates).
To book an in-house seminar, phone us on 020 7917 9535, e-mail us at or use the fax back form in our brochure.
If you want us to run this seminar as a public course, just click on the button below. Once we get 8 like-minded individuals we'll organise a public course and let you know.
We can customise this seminar by using prototypes or screen designs from a web site that you are developing. Participants use this to choose appropriate colours for the site.
On completion of a public seminar, if you don't think that the training will help you do your job better, we will refund your registration fee in full.
2008 Course Brochure, describing all our usability training seminars (pdf format, 796 Kb).
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