The Man in Blue has a great web colour designer called TechniColor – he thought "it's all well and good having these delicious colour palettes floating around, but how do they apply to a web page?"

So, Technicolor not only gives you some colour combinations to try out on people with atypical monochromatism, but it also allows you to paint a web page in your chosen psychedelic mood!

Once you've selected a nice looking colour using the colour sliders, you can select any of the 12 colour swatches by clicking on it once. This makes the colour active, and anything you subsequently click on the mock web page will be painted that colour; and I mean anything! (ignore your cursor icon!) Change the page background colour, left column text colour, header background colour, highlighted menu item text colour, right column background colour, menu background colour … cool stuff!

You can even auto-paint the web page using those colours by clicking on the strangely labelled "Auto-paint the web page" link.

Well, all that's left to do is a generator that spits out a ready CSS file…

Oh – if you are not satisfied, why not get another Color Schemer ?