Fundamentals of Colour:
Fundamentals of Colour is a comprehensive design learning tool developed by IDC, IIT Bombay. It is an interactive webspace where students and aspiring designers can learn about colour, its attributes and multiple applications. The tool is divided into three chapters.
First is the Colour Overview containing colour basics and colour schemes. The second chapter Colour Attributes contains technical aspects of colour such as Temperature and Contrast, Hue, Saturation and Value and Colour and Its Varied context. The third chapter is Colour Applications. Along with studying colour, applying that knowledge becomes necessary for one's learning process.
The Fundamentals of colour tool can be a demonstrative tool for teachers to show the scope of colour. For beginner design students it can play a role of developing colour sensitivity to produce high-quality and informed design. It can also be used as a self-study tool/ revision tool.
For more information visit: https://www.dsource.in/tool/colour/
Grids Tool:
A grid is a skeleton to create clarity and consistency on the page and improve design comprehension. It is to establish a set of guidelines for how elements should be positioned within a layout providing the rhythm for a design.
The tool introduces you to design terminologies of the grid through a section called ‘parts of grids’. You can also learn about the types of grids that are widely used, understand how they affect a layout by choosing and changing elements like text, images etc.
This tool also introduces you to Indian grids. India has been using complex grids since centuries to build structures and patterns that are seen even in Indian households. The rangoli is one such example. Indians use grids effortlessly without even realizing, to draw complex patterns that are always pleasing to the eye. The Indian Grids section collates usage of grids in various fields like - Indian Architecture, Sculpture, Floorgraphics (Rangoli), Yantra (patterns) and Textiles.
Have fun exploring the world of Grids!
For more information visit: https://dsource.in/tool/grids/