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While we can broadly categorize colors into two groups, you know warm colors and cool colors, they can also have multiple associations. Usually, there’s a literal association and a more abstract one. Blue is a great color. Let's take blue for example. 🔵 Blue is often seen as a trustworthy, intelligent color. But as we all know, it's also strongly associated with water. So in this case one association is more abstract, alluding to a personal quality while the other is a literal color association. Let's dive into a #design breakdown of all colors with Kathryn Grayson Nanz in this snippet from her "Foundations of Design for Developers" book, which you can also grab as a free eBook in the comments below! 👇

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