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Colors and their schemes

Colors and their schemes. This string of text uses the Accent 4 color. This text and this rectangle both use custom colors. A Color-Scheme Experiment. This bullet has been colored using color No. 8 in the color scheme, called Accent 4.

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Colors and their schemes

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  1. Colors and their schemes This string of text uses the Accent 4 color This text and this rectangleboth use custom colors

  2. A Color-Scheme Experiment • This bullet has been colored using color No. 8 in the color scheme, called Accent 4. • This bullet uses the same color, but it is not assigned to color No. 7 in the scheme; it has been set manually.

  3. A Color-Scheme Experiment • This slide uses a different color scheme, but we have not reassigned the color of this bullet text. It still uses color No. 8.But now color No. 8 has a new definition. • This bullet is still using the manual color that was assigned to it; it doesn’t care if there are contrast and readability issues. Use manual colors at your own risk…

  4. A Color-Scheme Experiment • Try this for yourself by pressing Esc to edit this slide. Select one of these two bullets and assign a color other than one of the ten in the color scheme. • Then change to a different color scheme and note that the bullet with the manually-chosen color does not change.

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