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A lot of people commenting on What color for error messages for a form with a red background?What color for error messages for a form with a red background? say that bright pink background is a bad UX/UI.

Is it true? Is using bright red/pink as a background automatically a bad decision that results in bad interface and usability? If so, why?

Note: if that matters I am not a designer, I only know a little bit of theory here and there, enough to go by for small things I might need.

A lot of people commenting on What color for error messages for a form with a red background? say that bright pink background is a bad UX/UI.

Is it true? Is using bright red/pink as a background automatically a bad decision that results in bad interface and usability? If so, why?

Note: if that matters I am not a designer, I only know a little bit of theory here and there, enough to go by for small things I might need.

A lot of people commenting on What color for error messages for a form with a red background? say that bright pink background is a bad UX/UI.

Is it true? Is using bright red/pink as a background automatically a bad decision that results in bad interface and usability? If so, why?

Note: if that matters I am not a designer, I only know a little bit of theory here and there, enough to go by for small things I might need.

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Why is bright pink background a bad UX/UI?

A lot of people commenting on What color for error messages for a form with a red background? say that bright pink background is a bad UX/UI.

Is it true? Is using bright red/pink as a background automatically a bad decision that results in bad interface and usability? If so, why?

Note: if that matters I am not a designer, I only know a little bit of theory here and there, enough to go by for small things I might need.