For an extensive list of links related to web design and colour, see Lynda Weinman's links . Creating colour artwork for the web differs from print-based media because you are publishing to people's screens. Computer monitors have differing colour calibration and gamma default settings.
Web browsers affect the way colour is displayed.
Web pages are often judged by their speed of loading as much as by their content. Images and colour selection can affect speed. A central concern in designing for the web is the question of bandwidth availability and performance. Computer monitors can be adjusted by calibration , or adjusting the colour, brightness and contrast settings. Across different computer platforms, the calibration problem is amplified by gamma differences.