Web 2.0 Colour Palette

Web 2.0 is about finding new ways to interact on the internet and collaboration, at least to a certain extent. Those of us in the know realise what Web2.0 is really all about - putting things on super shiney tables and painting them with gradients and candy colours and shiny silver and stuff.
        Organised into 3 distinct colour groups - neutrals, muted tones and bold colours, you may recognize a few of the shades from some of your favourite Web2.0 sites. Now you can quickly and easily assemble your own colour scheme - simply choose any number of bold or muted colours, then add as many neutrals as you see fit - you'll have a Web2.0 masterpiece in no time at all!



Neutrals
Shiny silver [size=0.6em][#EEEEEE]

Reddit white [size=0.6em][#FFFFFF]

Magnolia Mag.nolia [size=0.6em][#F9F7ED]

Interactive action yellow [size=0.6em][#FFFF88]

Qoop Mint [size=0.6em][#CDEB8B]

Gmail blue [size=0.6em][#C3D9FF]

Shadows Grey [size=0.6em][#36393D]
Bold
Mozilla Red [size=0.6em][#FF1A00]

Rollyo Red [size=0.6em][#CC0000]

RSS Orange [size=0.6em][#FF7400]

Techcrunch green [size=0.6em][#008C00]

Newsvine Green [size=0.6em][#006E2E]
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Flock Blue [size=0.6em][#4096EE]

Flickr Pink [size=0.6em][#FF0084]
Muted
Ruby on Rails Red [size=0.6em][#B02B2C]

Etsy Vermillion [size=0.6em][#D15600]

43 Things Gold [size=0.6em][#C79810]

Writely Olive [size=0.6em][#73880A]

Basecamp Green [size=0.6em][#6BBA70]

Mozilla Blue [size=0.6em][#3F4C6B]

Digg Blue [size=0.6em][#356AA0]

Last.fm Crimson [size=0.6em][#D01F3C]