Huedoku: Original Color Puzzle App

Exercise Your Mind By Solving Color Puzzles & Playing Art

Artists & Creatives Enhance Color Awareness By Learning What O’Keeffe, Monet & Van Gogh Knew Intuitively

Powering 21st Century Immersive Experiences Using Dick Nelson Color Matrices & 20th Century Mastermind Josef Albers Color Arrays

Developed By Maui Art Educators & Launched At Hawaii’s Blue Startups Accelerator

Your Color Selection Design Tool for Adobe, Figma, Canva Used By Art Educators, Professional Designers and Color Lovers

Field of Work	How Huedoku Helps
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.