that the colour is different for
different monitors, and even more
so if compared the screen to print,
an example i shall take my site, yes,
the one at http://koleksigr.weebly.com/
the base theme hex value is #ddddcc
universal to all my sites and derivatives,
it's like my theme song, in colour,
so like what if my theme song is composed
using a ukelele and then when played
somewhere else they use a drum, not
the same as if i played it back home,
same here, on my screen it's more of a
sandy kinda yellow, but most of the
school monitors display it as some kind
of mist blue, whuuut ? noouuu
but then again, it's a universal problem
all monitors are calibrated differently,
and it's probably like how someone with
lets say deuteranopia views the world
differently as those with normal full
RGB colour vision, i guess it all boils
down to colour relation to its neighbours,
for the screen to print problem however,
you can actually purchase a colour
calibration thingamibob that guarantees
the colour you see is the colour you print,
all for the low low price of 140 pounds sterling