Alternative colors to substitute white in your visual identity.
Today I'll share with you a secret trick we use when branding for global businesses.
It's a simple little trick that you can easily implement in your business, ditch the pure white.
While pure white definitely has its place, it brings that elegant, spacious feel to any design, but you know what? Sometimes we can go beyond the obvious and bring a touch of personality. It's a way to give your design a unique touch that sets it apart from the rest, in an easy and effective way.
However, white remains a very useful and powerful color in design, especially while used as a background color or as part of a broader color palette.
It is often used to convey simplicity, minimalism and cleanliness, and can be combined in many ways with other colors to create interesting visual effects. The context and goals of your brand can decide whether you can use white or it’s better to use alternative colors like the following ones.
Enjoy your creativity!
Knowing these delicate alternative colors to white allows us to enjoy personality in our designs, creating a visual identity that differentiates your brand from others. By choosing the right color palette, you can find the perfect balance between professionalism and exclusivity, delivering an exceptional and distinctive design that speaks to your audience and keeps your brand memorable!