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Katherine is selecting colors for the background and the text on her web page. What aspect of color theory should she pay attent

ion to in order to make the text easy to read and see?
Complementation
Contrast
Font style
Vibrancy

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love history [14]1 year ago

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contrast

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Elena-2011 [213]1 year ago

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The answer is contrast. Hope it helps! :)

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