Most designers, if not all, treat color as a major tool to establish a look and create a pleasant appearance for the entire web site.
You have heard this saying before: "The main color of the site should be sage". As a designer, you know sage can be "sage green", "paramount sage", "pastel sage", "colonial sage", "dull sage", and many more.
As a computer-literate designer, you also know that 256x256x256 RGB color systems will give a choice of 16777216 colors and your "sage" may become 100% different from what your client asked for. Often coloring options, such as school colors or corporate logos have little tolerance for change. What does one do when the client asks about "Deep Claret 19-1840" or "Verdant Green 19-6026"? Recently while browsing the Internet, I found references to Angela Wright. After reading this article, I made an attempt to visualize the color values mentioned there .
Colour Psychology, Colors and their keyword values