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Create a shortcut for it. I have it set to CMD + Shift + C. Great to have it easily accessible
Hey, thanks to this comment, I just discovered that if you hit Cmd+Shift+C in Chrome it'll let you inspect any element by clicking on it. Cheers!
Very interesting design! I have too focused on solving the problem for finding color schemes specifically in web design. Tell me what do you think - https://csscolors.io
Great job!
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To be honest I don’t think any of the complimentary colours suggested by this are complimentary.
It's complementary , which is a different word and has a very specific meaning when it comes to colour theory (a colour's complement is the colour directly opposite it on a colour wheel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complementary_colors
Very interesting design! I have too focused on solving the problem for finding color schemes specifically in web design. Tell me what do you think - https://csscolors.io
As a tip, maybe try to not include your entire life story on the "upgrade" page ;)
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It's complementary , which is a different word and has a very specific meaning when it comes to colour theory (a colour's complement is the colour directly opposite it on a colour wheel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complementary_colors
They don't appear to be complementary either. The complement to #ee4035 is in the cyan range (~5cf7fa). You can get this by hand. Convert #ee4035 to rgb(234, 64, 53). Subtract those values from max RGB domain (255) and take square root of difference of squares. i.e sqrt(255^2 - 238^2) etc. You end up with rgb(92, 247, 250), or the cyan color mentioned above. You can also check this in several other complementary calc…
1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complementary_colors#Colors_pr... 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_wheel