Learning Through Live Experience

Our workshops and meetups bring color theory out of textbooks and into real design challenges. You'll work through actual interface problems, see how color decisions affect user behavior, and learn from mistakes in a space where experimentation is encouraged. These aren't lecture halls—think of them more as design labs where theory meets practice.

What's Coming

Join Us This Spring

Workshop participants collaborating on color palette design projects Workshop
February 15, 2026

Accessible Color Systems Workshop

Building color palettes that work for everyone isn't about following a checklist. We'll dive into contrast ratios, color blindness simulation, and practical techniques for creating interfaces that don't exclude users based on vision differences.

Taoyuan District Register
Interactive session on digital color theory and web design applications Meetup
March 22, 2026

Color Psychology in Digital Products

Why do some color combinations feel trustworthy while others scream "scam"? This session explores the psychology behind color choices in digital products, with case studies from Taiwan's tech sector and international platforms.

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Advanced color grading techniques demonstration for web interfaces Intensive
April 18, 2026

Advanced Color Grading for Interfaces

Moving beyond basic palettes into sophisticated color systems. We'll cover gradient construction, multi-theme implementation, and how to maintain color consistency across complex design systems. Bring your toughest color problems.

Taoyuan City Reserve Spot
Monthly Series

Hands-On Color Theory Practice

Every month we tackle a different aspect of color in web design. The format stays flexible because not every topic needs the same approach. Sometimes it's a structured workshop, other times it's more of an open discussion where participants share what they're struggling with.

What makes these sessions useful is the focus on real problems. You won't spend time on theory you could read in a book—instead, we work through actual interface challenges that people bring from their projects.

  • Small group sizes that allow for individual feedback on your work
  • Access to color analysis tools and testing environments during sessions
  • Follow-up resources tailored to the specific problems we tackle together
  • Connections with other designers facing similar color challenges

What We've Covered Recently

Looking back at late 2025, these sessions addressed some of the trickiest color challenges designers brought to us.

01
October 2025

Dark Mode Color Translation

Switching from light to dark mode isn't just inverting colors—it requires rethinking entire color relationships. We explored how to maintain brand identity and readability when backgrounds go dark, using real redesign projects from participants.

18 designers participated 6 projects reviewed
02
November 2025

Color Contrast Troubleshooting

Bringing real interfaces that failed accessibility audits, we worked through practical solutions that maintained visual appeal while meeting WCAG standards. The focus was on finding fixes that didn't require complete visual overhauls.

24 participants 11 interfaces fixed
03
December 2025

Brand Colors in Complex Systems

When you're working with established brand colors that weren't designed for digital interfaces, compromises become necessary. We explored strategies for extending limited brand palettes into full design systems without losing brand recognition.

15 designers joined 4 systems built