Color Theory for Designers (Udemy.com)

Great course so far! Thank you very much. I gave just 4 Stars because of the annoying mouse clicking throughout the whole course. Also missed Daniel Walter Scott. Was he just doing some work in the background? Got some really nice new knowledge about color theory and that's because I am here. Have a great day

While the course covered important topics, it could have delved deeper into some areas for a more comprehensive understanding. The pacing felt uneven at times, with too much time spent on simple tasks like changing HEX values. A more engaging approach and better time allocation could have improved the overall learning experience. Despite these shortcomings, the course provided a foundation in the subject matter

I have worked on illustrator a bit and I have also added colours to my artwork but it was just randomly chosen or default swatch. But the details about colours panel like tint and shades, complementary colours, Global swatches just great to learn and fun to play with the colours. This class is great for anyone in Designing whether is web Graphic or even Print Design.

I enjoyed this course and learned a lot about selecting color and working with the color swatches, guides, and libraries in Illustrator. I would recommend the course content be updated to reflect the changes that have occurred in Adobe since the course was created - like Adobe Color panel, which is no longer available. Most important, the Pantone Library has been greatly reduced.

With this course I wanted to fresh up my colour knowledge (as an architect I've studied colour theory) and to learn its practical implementation in Ai. I am very happy with having completed this course. The tutor's explanations are clear, the pace is perfect for simultaneous following in an exercise file. And on top, the voice and the manner of teaching is very pleasant! Thank you very much! Highly recommended.

I really enjoyed the course but I would have loved so understand your process of choosing a palette better. I understood the theory and method of choosing colors, but what makes a decent palette? Do I need a mixture of light and dark, bright and dull? Are there guides you go by? This would be valuable info for me and I would love to see this in an additional course. Thanks for the informative course!

I really loved this course. It was the perfect length with the right amount of focused content; which I far prefer over the 20 hour courses that try be everything, then at the end you're left being unsure of what you achieved! I'm a UI/UX designer that wanted to develop my visual design skills and this colour theory course will be extremely helpful. It's refreshing to hear a New Zealand accent too, very relaxing voice.

I actually am a self taught designer, but I wanted to have some proof at hand so I already knew what was told. That said I thought it was very good! I actually enjoyed going through the basics of Colour Theory with this course and going through the various steps. The only reason why this is not 5/5 is the pace which I felt could be quicker, this got solved by the x1.25 speed sometimes the x1.5. Overall again great course, even for people who are already active or some who need to refresh their color theory :)

The main reason I liked this course so much is that there are shown excellent tips for using Illustrator for wide range of projects. After taking lessons you can get a basic knowledge about combining different colors. You will learn in which way you can find a color combination you need, or make your own. It also explains why some industries use specific colors, which can be quite useful when you create logos. Explanations are clear and easy to follow. I highly recommend this course!

Found this short course very informative and intriguing for a free short course. I have alway had a good understanding of colour but this did fill in a load of gaps for me. Also the techniques and processes are very useful to learn. I also like the added bonus of seeing how to present your colour chooses to the client, I have worked with many designer and never seen it given in this simple an easy to understand way. Well done!