Need help with color scheme - URGENT PLEASE HELP

[nepton]

ok I understand zen cart and know how to edit the css script I was just wondering if there is anyone talented with making thing look good. I would like to have it be sort of a beach or ocean scene type of look. If you do help me please reply in the following format:

(ex)
AREA COLOR
catagory box #15eg23
page background #000000
store background #FFFFFF
header text #1387d4
footer text #ededed
sidebox title #df00df
catagory text lines 1-5 #000000
catagory text lines 6-8 #dd00dd
ect............

This is urgent and if you think it would be easier to just edit my css script your self the ftp to it is:

EDITED: Bad plan ...

If you would like to offer me a quote please do so via pm

Thanks,
Nepton

[Ajeh]

If you wish to help, please reply via PM to nepton ... much safer ..

[clydejones]

There's a really good color scheme(r) here: http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html

Try it out - I use it a lot.

[ExBandit]

There's a really good color scheme(r) here: http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html

Try it out - I use it a lot.

Great post! Thanks

[rstevenson]

What I like to do is start with a picture that contains the kinds of colours I'm looking for generally. At the moment, if I were doing a Fall colour scheme, I'd start with the image I currently have on my desktop, of a brilliant red/orange maple tree with areas of various tones of green in the background, and a nearly black trunk.

Then I'd open up my colour-picking tool (I use DigitalColor Meter because it came with Mac OS X). It shows you an extreme blow-up of the area under your cursor so you can pick colours from individual pixels. It has a block of about 3/4" square where it shows you what that colour looks like in quantity.

You can take note of the hex values of ones you like, and even create a Photoshop color palette out of these.

What you're looking for are 3 or 4 colours: one for sideboxes and other small areas; one for the overall background; one for the text content area; and one for borders. They need not be very different colours; even 4 shades of one colour will work. It depends on the site design.

Once you've narrowed down your choices into a few sets of colours, create one stylesheet with one of those sets, then duplicate that stylesheet and change the appropriate colours in each duplicate. Then upload them one at a time (over-writing each time) to cycle through them on a real site to see the effect.

If you'd like help with this, just PM me and we'll work on it ASAP.

Rob