A simple theory for creating colour palettes that are well-balanced and visually interesting.

Column layouts use columns and rows to line up content.

The difference between colour hues. High contrast between UI elements improves visibility and readability.

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Term	Definition
Colour theory	A simple theory for creating colour palettes that are well-balanced and visually interesting.
Column layout	Column layouts use columns and rows to line up content.
Contrast	The difference between colour hues. High contrast between UI elements improves visibility and readability.