| Field of Work | How Color Theory is Used |
| Professional artists, art enthusiasts, aspiring painters | Artists use color theory to create visually appealing compositions, evoke emotions, establish mood, and convey meaning in their paintings. Huedoku was originally used at Seabury Academy Art classes. |
| UI/UX designers, web developers, digital artists | Digital designers use color theory to create engaging websites, user interfaces, graphics, and digital artwork. They consider color psychology, contrast, harmony and accessibility. |
| Graphic designers, branding specialists, marketing professionals | Graphic designers utilize color theory to create logos, ads, packaging and branding materials using color symbolism, cultural associations and visual hierarchy to communicate effectively. |
| Game developers, gamers, esports enthusiasts | Game designers use color theory to establish atmosphere and guide player attention. They use color schemes and contrast to enhance gameplay, game mechanics and immersive experiences. |
| Interior designers, homeowners, architects | Utilize color theory to create harmonious and functional living spaces like lighting, room size, and preferences. Select palettes for well-being, spacing and to reflect personal style. |
| Fashion designers, stylists, fashion bloggers | Clothing collections, accessories, and textile patterns using color trends, cultural influences, and seasonal palettes to evoke emotions, express creativity, and appeal to markets. |
| Architects, urban planners, construction professionals | Building design to evoke moods, enhance spatial perception, and integrate into their surroundings using materials, context, and sustainability to create visually striking and functional spaces. |
| Photographers, photography enthusiasts, influencers | Compose visually compelling images, manipulate lighting and enhance post-processing using color temperature, contrast and saturation to evoke mood, emphasize subjects and convey narratives. |
| Printers, publishers, graphic designers | Ensure accurate color reproduction across various media. They employ color techniques, such as CMYK and RGB color models, to achieve consistency and quality in printed materials and digital outputs. |
| Marketing professionals, brand managers, advertising executives | Marketers create impactful campaigns, logos and branding materials using color associations, audience preferences, and cultural influences to evoke emotions, convey brand and drive consumer behavior. |
