Which color discovery in the early 2000s dramatically changed how digital product designers approach user interfaces and led to a major shift in retail website designs?

Color psychology has become a crucial element in product design and branding strategy. Companies spend millions researching how specific colors influence consumer behavior and purchasing decisions. This poll tests your knowledge about a revolutionary color-related discovery that changed how brands approach visual identity in the digital age. Do you know which unexpected color finding transformed product design practices?

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The 'Google 41 Shades' experiment that proved users could distinguish more color variations than previously thought, leading to more nuanced design palettes
The 'Banner Blindness' phenomenon, where users unconsciously ignore banner-shaped areas regardless of content, leading to redesigned promotional areas
The 'Blue Hyperlink Effect', showing users trusted blue links more than other colors due to early internet conditioning, influencing call-to-action designs
The 'Gradient Persuasion Study' revealing that gradient buttons increased conversion rates by 31% compared to solid-colored buttons, revolutionizing checkout flows