Front-End Development Trends in 2025: What Every Developer Should Know
27 August 2025
The Power of Color in User Interfaces
Color is one of the most powerful tools in UI. It doesn’t just make things pretty — it gives structure, hierarchy, and meaning.
Key aspects of using color in UI:
- Primary Colors: Define the brand identity (e.g., Facebook’s blue, YouTube’s red).
- Secondary Colors: Provide highlights and support visuals.
- Neutral Palette: Backgrounds, text, borders (grays, whites, blacks).
- Accent Colors: Used sparingly for buttons or alerts.
Best practices:
- Maintain contrast between text and background for readability.
- Use color meaning (red for errors, green for success).
- Limit the palette to 3–5 main colors for a clean design.
In modern design systems, tools like Tailwind CSS, Figma styles, or CSS variables help maintain consistency across projects.
