Here are the colours used in my design for what is being called Slicker. In each case there is the colour block followed by the use of that colour and the n the RGB and hex values. The colours are mainly based on a grey-blue to keep them quite neutral and I have kept the basic selection to a minimum as I think the function of the Kicker/Slicker is to work without being distracting. I suggest that these colours are used as the default but also that the user may choose their own.

	Text Colour R:74 G:75 B:79 #4A4B4F
	Arrow Colour R:127 G:127  B: 127 #7F7F7F
	Separator Colour R:172 G:174  B: 182 #ACAEB6
	LCD Panel BG Colour R:194 G:194  B: 202 #C2C2CA
	Rear Card BG Colour R:211 G:214  B: 223 #D3D6DF
	Front Card BG Colour R:240 G:240 B: 248 #F0F0F8

Card look

The idea behind the colours and style of the apps that will be on the cards is that they should have an LCD look to them. I would like this to happen as the cards would be able to carry any application and it would help unify the card system if they had a similarity throughout them.

Why the rounded  corners?

The reason I have chosen rounded corners to the layout is that it is perceived by the user to be more 'friendly'. The right angled corners of a lot of a lot of Os's can be seen as hard and a lot less inviting.

Graphics pack
Fop has been so kind as to provide us with a package of Adobe Photoshop PSD graphic files he used to make the original mockups. You can download the file from http://slicker.sf.net/slicker_graphics_pack.tar.gz. Use this file when you are making mockups or simply as a reference. If you use the graphics in this file for anything not Slicker, please give credit where credit is due (just as with everything else on this site).