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50 組吸眼球配色 每個都讓人愛不釋手

讓簡報設計看起來生動的一個重要關鍵，就是選擇正確的顏色搭配。
然而不論你希望藉由壯麗的風景、浪漫的落日或色彩鮮豔的活潑景象，引起觀眾的共鳴，都需要配合長時間的練習和經驗，才能找到最完美的色調搭配。

為了大量節省各位的時間和精力，我們製作一系列顏色搭配組合，讓所有人都能自由使用。這些顏色組合已經在 Visme 上開放。你可以輕易藉由以下動畫提供的方式，將這些顏色組合使用在自己的設計之中。

https://www.beforafter.org/blog/2016/50-color-combinations

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