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Which is better, #fff or #FFF? [closed]

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Which is better to define color?

color:#fff; 

or

color:#FFF; 

?

I like #FFF because it catch your eyes' focus faster than #fff. But PS returns lowercase, so I was wondering if lowercase hexadecimal is better than uppercase. Why this thread closed? o.Oa

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Jeaf Gilbert Avatar asked Sep 17 '10 06:09

Jeaf Gilbert


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2 Answers

It depends what colour you want. #fff is 'white' and #FFF is 'WHITE'. Your choice.

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Joe Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 05:09

Joe


Neither;

color: white; 

In all seriousness, tho', it doesn't matter so long as it matches the general design of your site. (For example, SO or FB should use #FFF, while, say, Apple would use #fff. Matches the rounded corners better, you see?)

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Williham Totland Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 05:09

Williham Totland