Color & aesthetics · Light-responsive effects

Luminous and color-responsive directions

Separate fluorescent, glow-in-the-dark and color-changing visual directions before defining a material program.

Visual direction

Make the appearance decision specific enough to produce.

These effects should be discussed precisely. Fluorescent colors look especially vivid under daylight or ultraviolet light, while glow-in-the-dark materials store light and emit it in darkness. UV and temperature-responsive effects are distinct development directions that require project-specific technical confirmation.

What this direction includes

01Fluorescent visual color directions
02Glow-in-the-dark effects
03UV-responsive and temperature-responsive concepts
04Effect testing under the actual use environment

Relevant finished-material directions