Hi !!
In this blog, I'm going to talk about some design media websites that will help us have more references on how to use non-copyrighted content for our work.
I really didn't know pages that had content about my career, but I thought about these options.
The first one is "Freepik", which helps us find good quality photos, illustrations, editable vectors, and PSD files. It saves time when searching on the Internet for copyright free content. Besides, it has different search filters and shows the most popular and recent ones. After choosing what we would like to use, we are redirected to the original page to download.
The second and last of these options is an "Adobe Color" website. The color palettes on this page help us with the analog, monochromatic, triad, complementary, and other colors. I find it very good :). You can also drop an image and extract the color palette used. Recently, it also included tools to see which colors work well for people with color blindness. Plus, it also has a chart of the most popular colour palettes, and you can search for community-created color palettes, each with its RGB or CMYK color code.
I think both are really helpful in saving time, working with good content, and focusing on other things in our work.
I really hope this can help you
Goodbye, I will read you in the next blog :)
I really hope this can help you
Goodbye, I will read you in the next blog :)
sounds like a great website!!
ResponderEliminarI remember I use freepick ain one moment, it help a lot.
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