We’d like to inform you that we have updated our Terms of Use. The most substantive changes are:
This platform was acquired by a joint venture in Israel.
changes have been made to the relevant jurisdiction for disputes which may arise out of your use of the platform.
Changes made to the monetization of users’ creations and the ability to opt out from your account settings.
Please view the revised Terms here. If you don’t mind anything there, then you don’t need to do anything. Your continued use of the platform will constitute your acceptance of the latest version of the Terms. If you disagree with anything there, you can terminate your account within seven days from today.
You should not use equal amounts of the three colors. An old designer's rule is to divide the colors into percentages of 60, 30, and 10.
60 - 30 - 10 balance
The primary color should cover about 60% of the space and create the overall unifying theme of the design. Then add about 30% of the secondary color to create contrast and visual interest. Finally use about 10% of the accent color to provide that final touch of elegance.
A good example of this distribution of color is a man's business suit: 60% of the outfit is made up of the slacks and jacket. The shirt represents 30%, and the tie 10%.