A good website has the perfect balance of form and function. Bad web sites are usually characterized by too much bling.
I don't like change. :P I haven't moved the furniture in years. So when it came to making a website I spent the time to find the template I liked, and even paid for it, then I spent the time customizing it. I've done only small changes since. (http://louharper.com)
I suggest that if you like green, use it as an accent color within a more neutral environment.
Btw, that's not a correct color wheel. White is the lack of color, and black is all colors together. At least if we are talking about additive colors like paint pigments.
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I don't like change. :P I haven't moved the furniture in years. So when it came to making a website I spent the time to find the template I liked, and even paid for it, then I spent the time customizing it. I've done only small changes since. (http://louharper.com)
I suggest that if you like green, use it as an accent color within a more neutral environment.
Btw, that's not a correct color wheel. White is the lack of color, and black is all colors together. At least if we are talking about additive colors like paint pigments.
This is a correct color wheel: http://hgtv.sndimg.com/HGTV/2011/07/18/HGTV_Color-Wheel-Full_s4x3_lg.jpg
It matters because you can see color relationships. For example, opposite colors make dramatic combinations, neighboring one more soothing ones.