This is a YouTube video titled "Structural vs interactive color #shorts" containing a single-speaker explanation about color types in interface design, focusing on structural and interactive colors to aid in systematic color selection. The content is educational and aimed at helping viewers understand color usage in app design.
Understanding the types of colors and how they work together can help you break your color selection process into chunks, making it more of a systematic process rather than a total guessing game. So for structural colors, I'm referring primarily to the background colors of your interface and the background color of any particular container or grouping of containers as well as like borders and dividers. Kind of like the things that are structural that are kind of providing the structure of the app. And for interactive colors they're typically going to define, you know, a type of action. Most of the time your interactive text is going to have some type of color associated with it that's different than the rest of the interface. So setting a general direction as early as you can will keep you focused on your project and allow you to make additional color decisions a little bit more quickly and more easily. Hey, thanks so much for watching. Make sure you like comment and follow and I'll see you in the next one.
