Here is an example of a matched suite of web-safe colours:

Normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text, normal text

And then click on this LINK TO SOMETHING - it's actually back to this page again...

And here's another LINK TO NOTHING - actually it doesn't go anywhere - so you can see the difference between a visited link and an unvisited ('normal') one...

And watch out for the bright yellow when you have the mouse held down...!


This one uses

0000FF - 000099 - 3399FF - FFFFCC

Here, I used the deepest for the basic text, the lightest for the background, the second and third deepest for the visited and unvisited links: and a real contrast for the active link - the one which shows while you hold the mouse down - so people know their click is having an effect...


You can use the same tones in ANOTHER WAY

And you can use REDS, BLUES, GREENS, VIOLETS, OLIVES, TEALS, etc. the same way

DAVID'S COLOUR SUITES FOR WEB PAGES