Color Theory

A color scheme is an arrangement or combination of colors, typically used in design. Here are a few examples of the different types of color schemes. 

Monochromatic Colors: A monochromatic color scheme is a scheme with a single color in various hues. It is used due to being simple and easy to look at. Here is an example of this color scheme. 

Analogous Colors: A analogous color scheme is a scheme with colors next to each other on the color wheel. It is used because they typically match well and create a harmonious design. Here is an example of this color scheme. 

Complementary Colors: A complementary color scheme is a scheme with colors opposite of each other on the color wheel. It is used for its eye-catching look. Here is an example of this color scheme. 

Color Triads: A color triad scheme is a scheme with colors evenly spaced apart on the color wheel. It is used for its vibrancy. Here is an example of this color scheme. 

Split Complementary: A split complementary scheme is a scheme that is a slight variation to the complementary colors scheme, with a base color accented with two adjacent colors. It is used for its strong visual contrast. Here is an example of this color scheme.