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The 5 Color-Coding Tips You Need To Know Use Bright Colors. ... Be Consistent. ... Only Use Color With The Most Important Information. ... Distinguish Between Main Ideas And Smaller Details. ... Avoid Using Too Many Colors.

Color-coding is a dynamic method to memorize and remember the information that you need to learn. Color-coded notes are beneficial in revising and reviewing important information. Using bright colors helps you grasping your attention and going through points that are of priority. It is stimulating for visual learners.

I often like to stylize my notes, so I sometimes will use different shades, but the actual colour will always stay the same: Yellow = Important points. Pink = Vocabulary. Green = Names, dates, or places. Blue = Theories and hypotheses. Orange = Point of view. Red = Critical (very rare)

My basic book annotation colour key looks like this: Red – Scenes that make me angry/things I dislike. Pink – Romance moments. Orange – Important Stuff/Relatable moments. Yellow – Worldbuilding. Green – Representation. Blue – Sad moments/scenes that make me sad. Dark Purple – Favourite quotes/moments.

Four of the most popular color types that we're going to discuss — PMS, CMYK, RGB and Hex — all fall into one of the two basic categories. PMS and CMYK are for print. RGB and HEX are for onscreen. Now we'll drill down a little deeper, look at each color type individually, and explain what it is and how it's used.

Highlighting tips Only highlight after you've reached the end of a paragraph or a section. ... Limit yourself to highlighting one sentence or phrase per paragraph. ... Highlight key words and phrases instead of full sentences. ... Consider color-coding: choose one color for definitions and key points and another color for examples.

The yellow highlighter is used to show the central idea or the most important part of the text. The orange highlighter is used for questioning parts of the text as well as parts that may be confusing. The pink highlighter is used for unknown words that are important to understand the text.

The 5 Color-Coding Tips You Need To Know Use Bright Colors. ... Be Consistent. ... Only Use Color With The Most Important Information. ... Distinguish Between Main Ideas And Smaller Details. ... Avoid Using Too Many Colors.

Color-coding is a dynamic method to memorize and remember the information that you need to learn. Color-coded notes are beneficial in revising and reviewing important information. Using bright colors helps you grasping your attention and going through points that are of priority. It is stimulating for visual learners.

I often like to stylize my notes, so I sometimes will use different shades, but the actual colour will always stay the same: Yellow = Important points. Pink = Vocabulary. Green = Names, dates, or places. Blue = Theories and hypotheses. Orange = Point of view. Red = Critical (very rare)

My basic book annotation colour key looks like this: Red – Scenes that make me angry/things I dislike. Pink – Romance moments. Orange – Important Stuff/Relatable moments. Yellow – Worldbuilding. Green – Representation. Blue – Sad moments/scenes that make me sad. Dark Purple – Favourite quotes/moments.

Four of the most popular color types that we're going to discuss — PMS, CMYK, RGB and Hex — all fall into one of the two basic categories. PMS and CMYK are for print. RGB and HEX are for onscreen. Now we'll drill down a little deeper, look at each color type individually, and explain what it is and how it's used.

Highlighting tips Only highlight after you've reached the end of a paragraph or a section. ... Limit yourself to highlighting one sentence or phrase per paragraph. ... Highlight key words and phrases instead of full sentences. ... Consider color-coding: choose one color for definitions and key points and another color for examples.

The yellow highlighter is used to show the central idea or the most important part of the text. The orange highlighter is used for questioning parts of the text as well as parts that may be confusing. The pink highlighter is used for unknown words that are important to understand the text.