Thanks, Andrew! We’re happy you enjoyed the post 🙂

Thanks for reading, and we’re glad you found it helpful 🙂

Hi there! Thanks for the comment. We have a post on web design principles that you’ll want to check out—particularly the section on colors.

Also, I use Coolers to find great color choices that go together. You can use the generator and just click the space bar to get more color choices. You can also lock certain colors on the generator if you like them. Then, hit the space bar again to get more colors that work with the colors you locked!

There’s also an “explore” section where you can browse and search thousands of color combos. You can search for specific colors or enter a keyword like “winter” and see color combos that match that search.

I hope this helps!

I am still a bit confused after reading the article – maybe I use too many colors on my websites – so how do I decide what color(s) to stick with or theme of colors? I guess I am just all over the place on my website and I should probably stick to a theme – so the buttons are not mattering that much to me right now – I probably need a full color make over.

Jessica, you’re right. We haven’t been super well-informed about accessibility in the past, but there have been a lot of conversations happening – not only in OptinMonster but in the larger Awesome Motive family.

For now, here are a few online resources you can use to check out your color choices and text for accessibility:
–Color Safe
–http://accessible-colors.com/
–Contrast Checker
–WebAIM Contrast Checker

I hope these help! Thanks for this important question!