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Figma - Color and Fill

You are designing a Figma dashboard for a global team. You want to use color to show project status: green for on track, yellow for at risk, and red for delayed. What should you do to ensure your color choices communicate meaning clearly and accessibly?

AUse random colors for each project to make it colorful and fun.

BUse only green and red to keep it simple, no labels needed.

CUse pastel versions of these colors without labels to avoid strong colors.

DUse these colors consistently, add text labels, and check color contrast.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Apply consistent color meaning
Assigning green, yellow, and red consistently helps users quickly understand status.
Step 2: Add text labels and check contrast for accessibility
Labels help users who cannot distinguish colors well, and good contrast ensures visibility.
Final Answer:
Use these colors consistently, add text labels, and check color contrast. -> Option D
Quick Check:
Consistency + labels + contrast [OK]

Quick Trick: Combine color with labels and contrast for clarity [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Skipping labels for color-only meaning
Using random or pastel colors that confuse
Ignoring accessibility and contrast

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