Color Design Workbook¶
Adams, S., Stone, & Morioka, N. (2008). Color Design Workbook: A Real-World Guide to Using Color in Graphic Design. Rockport Publishers.
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- Color Harmony
- Patient feedback shows increased perception of trust and reduced anxiety in redesigned environments; branded materials show improved engagement and brand recall; staff report that the environment feels more supportive
This sourcePractitioner guide to applying color across graphic, brand, and environmental design through case studies; supports the applied claims about brand color systems (dominant/secondary/accent roles, saturation/value hierarchy), the consistency-versus-flexibility tension in brand color systems, the simplicity-versus-complexity tension in palette size, and the cross-domain transfer of color-harmony principles. Replaces a non-verifying 'McLoughlin (2014) Brand Naming' citation, a mis-attributed 'Stromer (2012)' citation (the workbook is by Adams/Stone/Morioka), and a non-verifying 'Heller & Vienne (2012)' citation.
- Patient feedback shows increased perception of trust and reduced anxiety in redesigned environments; branded materials show improved engagement and brand recall; staff report that the environment feels more supportive
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