All about color. This is a new section and replaces a Tic Tac Toe Java Applet.  I have been actively studying color theories since 1958 when I wanted to set up a color equipped darkroom of my own.  That did not happen until 1962.  In this section there are many theories and systems of color I will go into, including the psychological aspects and uses of color.

At an institution of higher learning last year, I encountered a modern text book designed to teach computer techs more about color.  The author says "Red has a higher color temperature than Blue, because Red is a warm color and Blue is a cool color."  Not so.   Psychologically speaking Red is a hot color, and Blue is a cool color, but color temperature is measured in degrees Kelvin, and is the measure of what color of light is radiated by a black body heated to a specific temperature.  For every temperature there is a color, and the color temperature of Red is much lower than the color temperature of Blue.

In this section, I have also created a system of frames using JavaScript that will enable you to create and mix thousands of colors.
You will also be able to enter a color's hexadecimal RGB code and see how much of each color component is in the composite color. Additionally, You can select different colors for a web page and view the page's color scheme as well.