Turquoise
Turquoise continues to be popular in web design. So those of you with turquoise websites are considered trend-setters! Here is an example of turquoise.

W. Williams is a nice example of the use of turquoise.
Magenta
I can hear the collective sigh behind the thought of using magenta! Don’t worry, I’ve got a couple of design ideas for you.

The first one is Weddings Actually. A site that is geared towards women is the perfect opportunity to use magenta.
But how do you use magenta in a unisex targeted website? Check out Sabre Fox. This is trendy without being overly feminine!
Raspberry Pink
A bluer pink is in this summer! Think Raspberry Italian Ice or Raspberry Snow Cones.

Pizza Venetia shows how effectively you can use raspberry pink to create a site that is warm and inviting.
So you now have the Summer 2008 color trends in hand. Are you brave enough to drench a site in one of the hottest summer colors or are you going to play it safe and use a touch of color here and there! Either way, when in doubt, remember white is the hottest non-color of the summer!
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very useful! keep us informed of new tendencies in design.. thx!
Thanks for the notice Linda, and us at Agent89 are glad you like the site!
-Matt
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