What Colors Make You Feel At Home?

One of the most frequently asked questions regarding our software is:
"What is the best color combination to enhance productivity at the workstation?"

What we keep answering is that color is a matter of personal choice.
Consider the images below:

Which color combination do you like best?

These seven color combinations are pleasant to look at.
Which would you prefer to have around your workstation?

One thing is for sure. The combination that you pick as your favorite will not likely be the same as your co-worker's favorite, given 50,000 combinations from which to choose. Just as likely, the combination that you want to decorate your space today may not be the same as you pick tomorrow.

Color preferences are subjective. There are no universally best combinations. There are no right or wrong answers. Each person has his/her own set of colors that makes him/her feel comfortable at any given time.

By allowing each computer operator to customize and store his/her own personal favorites, we allow them to feel more comfort and control within their workspace. Each employee has "the right answer", and can implement it at will.

The Color Optimizerä software allows each individual to find and store his or her favorite combinations. It's a simple and cost-effective way to enhance worker satisfaction.

The 8 color combinations that come pre-loaded with the Color Optimizer are based on feedback received by Eye 2 Eye Inc. They are preferences chosen by actual individuals, and are examples of the extreme subjective nature of color preference. In fact, there are over 50,000 possible color combinations. We have selected 7 for demonstration purposes. Some of these combinations may appeal to you. Those that don’t can be replaced.

The beauty of this color selection process is that it allows users the ability to customize their own favorite color combinations, and to store these combinations for easy access, using the Color Optimizerä selection process.

Showing employees that you care about their personal comfort, leads to increased worker satisfaction and increased productivity. Studies show that it also leads to reduced absenteeism.