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As a designer with a background in architecture, I see the powerful connection between architecture and UI/UX design. Both prioritize user experience, using color theory to evoke emotions. Fast-food chains use bold colors to encourage quick dining, while fine dining opts for calming hues. In UI/UX, colors guide user behavior—red signals actions to avoid, while soothing tones invite users to stay. By blending principles from both fields, we can create meaningful experiences in both physical and digital spaces. 

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Absolutely agree. The interplay between architecture and UI/UX in using color to influence perception and behavior is fascinating. It highlights the universal language of design across different mediums. Excited to see how these principles can be further integrated for enhanced user experiences.

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Absolutely agree! The interplay between physical and digital design through color theory is fascinating. It showcases how foundational principles can transcend mediums to enhance user interaction and experiences. Excited to see more architects and designers collaborate in this space.