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             In redesigning our blog template requires lots of tools to make a perfect looking template. For example, in creating a decent picture and also adding a special effects to the picture, we may need Microsoft Powerpoint's "Shape Effect" to do that kind of job. And then, in making a sophisticated navigation menu, we also need some CSS styles and Javascripts installed in our redesigned template. But, there is one important thing that can't be forgotten in redesigning blog template, and that is a Colour Value Calculator. Yes, it's absolutely right. Hex Colour Value Calculator or so called RGB Colour Calculator is by far, the most important tool in finding the specific value of colour.

           If we search that tool via Google, there are tons of websites provide this kind of service, web online colour calculator, that can only work when we are still connected with the internet. If you are interested to find the simplest and complete tool to calculate the colour value for your blog template, these are my recommendation:

1. Perbang
via URL: http://www.perbang.dk/rgb/BDCC33/
If you enter to this site, you will be presented with the most advanced hex colour calculator ever seen. As you can see on the upper position, there is one circle tool that works exactly like we really want, as a colour parameter. By dragging to the top, to the left or right, their machine will generate us with the hex colour code. And if you scroll down to the bottom position, there are lots of amazing features we cannot find on other website. So if you are looking for the best online hex color calculator, Perbank is my top recommendation.

2. DrPeterJones
Via URL: http://www.drpeterjones.com/colorcalc/
In this website, we are provided directly to that hex colour calculator tool. The great thing about this website is the simplicity of using the colour calculator without being burdened in page loading, so we can easily bookmark this page and then load it back when we need this tool. We are also provided with the RGB colour calculator in this website. On the other side, there is one weakness from this DrPeterJones's tool, which is, there is no Red Green Blue colour parameter that can usually be adjusted by dragging it to the left or right in order to find specific colour we really need.

3. Labrocca
Via URL: http://labrocca.com/colorcalc/index.html
In this Labrocca website, we will be directly prompted with the hex colour calculator tool. Different with the tool from Dr.Jones, i mean, Dr.PeterJones, by using the tool provided by Labrocca, we can easily drag the RGB colour to the left or right to adjust the colour parameter in order to get the actual color we really need. We can also download the tool from Labrocca after registering to Labrocca website, that can be utilized in offline mode, which is great. But, there is one thing that bothers me a lot when using this tool, which is, there is no final colour code (such as #dfdfdf) that can be easily copied with our mouse cursor to our designed template, and that is really-really bad, because that final colour code is the one important thing we really need.
Okay, that's it for today's tutorial. Anyway, there are other great websites that provide this kind of service on internet. All you need to do is find the best website that provide this colour calculator and stick to it by bookmarking that website, in case you need it again in the future.
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