This completes the mini-course for beginners which is a guide to HTML color codes. If you missed the first three you may want to go to the site to start at the beginning.

HTML Color Codes -- A Guide for Beginners

Part 4In this final lesson, we'll be looking at some example web pages with various color combinations. In these examples, you'll see how different HTML color code combinations actually look on the Web.

Click on the example links for each page below.

Then, read below the link to find out what colors we used - and where we used them to create the colors on the web page.

Notice, there are three areas where colors codes are used in the Web pages below: page background, tables, and link text.

These three should blend well on your Web pages to create a look that's pleasing to the eye for your visitors.

HTML Color Code -- Example Page #1:

http://www.webmastercourse.com/articles/html-color-codes-part4/example1.htm

** Page Background Color Code: #F0E68C** Table Color Codes: #990000 (table background)** Link Text Color Code: #FFFFFF (Main Link Color) #ffffcc (active link) #ffcc33 (visited link)

Read the entire Beginners Guide to HTML Color Codes Part 4