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Chess like you've never seen it before

In traditional chess, the student memorizes.
With the Color Method, the student understands.

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Example explained

We will learn how to read a position by discovering each color, one by one.

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The red color applies to pieces that are poorly placed or still on their starting squares, where their influence is limited. They need to be developed to take part in the game.

The Red Piece

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Orange applies to transitional pieces — those that are finding their place and starting to take part in the game, though not yet fully effective.

The Orange Piece

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The green color represents pieces that are well-positioned and connected. They cooperate effectively and are prepared to attack.

The Green Piece

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Finally, neon green represents the dominant pieces, those that have broken into the enemy camp and are leading the assault.

The Neon Green Piece

Analyze any position in your game

This board allows you to reconstruct a game from the beginning and visualize, using a color code, the quality of your pieces' positioning at any given moment.

 

How to use it

1. Click the button to open the board.

2. Replay your game, moving the pieces as you would in a real game.

3. Stop at the position you wish to analyze.

4. Observe the colors that appear around each piece.

 

You can move forward or backward to see how the evaluation changes.

The benefits of the Color Method

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You'll see the position instantly

You'll stop guessing. You'll simply see it.

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You'll act in the right order

Fewer mistakes, more control. Everything will become clearer.

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You'll know what to play

No mental blocks, no doubts. The moves will come naturally.

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You'll think differently

You won't memorize. You'll understand and build.

What the students say...

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Victor M. 7 years old

The method helps me develop my pieces better when I run out of ideas in the game.

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Anna N. 13 years old

The color method helped me a lot, because you can identify the problem of a position and solve it effectively.
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Vincent B. 25 years old

Thanks to the colors, I can immediately see which piece to move.
Every move has meaning, and I build my position step by step.

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Monika A. 48 years old

When I'm stuck, I think about colors. It helps me structure my thoughts, move forward in the game, and make progress, even if it's in small steps.

My services

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Explore the method

For all visitors, no obligation

Move the pieces on the board, activate the colors, and see the method in action from any position.

Free

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Learn at your own pace

For those who prefer in-depth learning and independence

The complete method with concrete examples, progressive exercises, and practical strategies.

Available on Amazon · Print format

15 €

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Learn with video

For those who prefer to see positions analyzed

The method explained position by position, in collaboration with APP24 and IM Pierre Peticunot.

APP24 platform · Online access

24,90 €

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Learn with Lara

For those who want to apply the method to their own game

We analyze your games using the method. You see exactly what's hindering your progress.

Online course · Schedule to be determined together

45 € / h

The method in pictures

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About me

I'm Lara Hernández, creator of the Color Method. A Candidate Master and French Under-18 Champion, I currently play in the Top 16 with the Tremblay-en-France club. For over ten years, I've taught chess to all kinds of people, from children to adults, with a simple idea: to make strategy dynamic and intuitive.

A lawyer by training, I combine the rigor of law with the creativity of the game.

My ambition? To democratize chess, making it accessible, engaging, and understandable for everyone.

The Method stems precisely from this vision: a pedagogical approach that uses colors to represent key strategic ideas, facilitating understanding, memory, and decision-making on the board.

The Color Method

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