Deciding Between Primary or Tertiary Colors for Icons and Tags

Deciding Between Primary or Tertiary Colors for Icons and TagsDeciding Between Primary or Tertiary Colors for Icons and Tags

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Zakaria Yerrou

• 18h

I’d love your opinion on this one: should the tags and icons use the primary color, or should I bring in the tertiary color as the accent? I can also adjust the shade lighter or darker, but I want the version that feels best overall. What would you go with?

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Reda Charifi

• 18h

i love the primary colors

Zakaria Yerrou

• 17h

Thanks for the feedback!

Madob Acharjya

• 4h

Love this!

Atolani Adegbesan

• 38m

I love the Tertiary Colors

Hina Manzoor

• May 13

Just exploring.

Which color is vibing with you?

Madob Acharjya

• May 13

Nice!

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• 1d

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• 1d

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