Have you ever tried putting in random hex color codes? Well, here is how the numbers in a code determine the color : 1st, how much red is in a color. 2nd, how much blue is in a color. And 3rd, how much green is in the color. Heres an example: F40 is a shade of orange. F is the red in the color, 4 is the blue in the color and 0 is the green in a color. So F+4+0 = A slightly dark orange. So this is how a color is determined in a 3 digit hex code. Now, you can change the 0 to a 5 and get a greener color. Changing the 4 to a 7 will make the color less dark, making a light orange color.
Here is the scale of how much of a color will be put in depending on the number or letter chosen:
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F.
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Red:â†â†â†smallest largest→→→→→
Blue:â†â†â†smallest largest→→→→
Green:â†â†â†smallest largest→→→→→
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So if you want a bluish green, put 0 for red, 6 for green, and 5 for blue, which will make 065.
Some color codes I use: 777, 000, 640, FFF, FF0, FFE, C00, 065 and 900000.
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