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Website Colors For Trust, Confidence, Desirability
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The aim of the site is to provide good but alluring content which addresses their perceived needs and pre-sells them on the solutions which I offer.
The site is a two stage tool which requires an emial input to gain access to the second stage offerings of the site. The second stage introduces the solutions on offer and the levels/pricing at which they are made available.
I need a color scheme and visual display which reinforces the concepts of confidence, trust and encourages a call to action in the site visitors.
The placement, dominance, and use of the colors needs to be effective in promoting the goals as outlined in the question.
Any ideas?