PS2 [OPL Theme] Hunk RE4
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gamerman 5000
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Advice:
Try to have good harmony with the colors, always trying not to lose sight of the text and that the color makes a good combination with the background you are using.
example:
A good help is that you study color theory to better understand compositions.
I also advise you not to use shorteners in your links or your audience will lose interest in downloading it.
Try to have good harmony with the colors, always trying not to lose sight of the text and that the color makes a good combination with the background you are using.
example:
A good help is that you study color theory to better understand compositions.
I also advise you not to use shorteners in your links or your audience will lose interest in downloading it.
Komik02
Forum Noob
Change the font too
gamerman 5000
Developer
I want to make it clear that at no time do I intend to offend you, but on the contrary, I want to expand knowledge and help many others who will also read to develop good topics.
some are appreciative, others not so much, assuming you are one of the former then perhaps I should take your answer as if you were asking me for my views on the source, to which I reply, the source is fine in my opinion but you should also consider optimizing your themes with 8-bit images.
some are appreciative, others not so much, assuming you are one of the former then perhaps I should take your answer as if you were asking me for my views on the source, to which I reply, the source is fine in my opinion but you should also consider optimizing your themes with 8-bit images.
Komik02
Forum Noob
gamerman 5000
Developer
I would lower the saturation in the game list and use an analogous combination for the game selection, moving more towards the oranges and playing with the brightness.
Although if it were a fixed background, I would use cold tones like blue in the same previous process, always taking care that the text is not lost.
All based on trial and error until you get a good result.
By the way, I liked the icons, if they are yours, good work, if they are someone else's, congratulations for me.
Although if it were a fixed background, I would use cold tones like blue in the same previous process, always taking care that the text is not lost.
All based on trial and error until you get a good result.
By the way, I liked the icons, if they are yours, good work, if they are someone else's, congratulations for me.
Komik02
Forum Noob
I would lower the saturation in the game list and use an analogous combination for the game selection, moving more towards the oranges and playing with the brightness.
Although if it were a fixed background, I would use cold tones like blue in the same previous process, always taking care that the text is not lost.
All based on trial and error until you get a good result.
By the way, I liked the icons, if they are yours, good work, if they are someone else's, congratulations for me.
What abaut this. I'm still making loading icons
gamerman 5000
Developer
What abaut this. I'm still making loading icons
Yes, that's what I mean, see how the text is easy on the eyes? Using very saturated colors spoils the work because the eye automatically rejects it and causes the text to be lost.
Now I see the "logo" spliced in, I would reduce the size so that the entire cover can be seen and thus highlight the frame, which by the way is very nice. o You also have plenty of space at the top of the frame and can place it there.
Komik02
Forum Noob
no, if i put it there then the image will not be visible. so just leave it blank
I don't use it because very rarely people see game info
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gamerman 5000
Developer
Yes, of course, they are just suggestions, as the last piece of advice I will give you, take the time to move and arrange elements, then give them the go-ahead, and don't just let yourself be carried away by the first thing your eyes see, logically the more time you take, the better your projects will be, successes and good luck.
