Interactivity & Control: Background

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I have tested a range of background colours to make the composition more interesting. As I have changed my colour palette used in the objects, there is a limited tone of colours which are available to use that compliment the colours used in the objects. I have also removed the stroke from the objects as it makes the ellipses join together, whereas before the stroke feature converted the object to separate entities.

#1
This was the first colour I tested and quite liked. The background colour made the colour of the objects stand out.

#2
This colour was interesting to see, however I feel it is too dark and overbearing to use considering I wanted to use colour to portray and interaction that is meant to be fun and enjoyed.

#3
This was a nicer tone than the first one that I tested, but it was not quite right.

#4
I really like this colour and am going to use it in my interaction. The tone of this grey really makes the colour pallet used in the objects stand out. Also this tone is less overbearing than the previous grey tone that I had tested.



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