Show HN: hue.tools – open-source toolbox for colors
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First of all thanks for the comments and info. I'm actually not doing the color interpolation myself. I'm using chroma.js[1] for the most part. You can actually change the interpolation mode on the bottom below the color boxes. The default is LCH because I think it looks the best most of the time, but you can use LAB if you prefer that. [1] https://gka.github.io/chroma.js/
Really cool site! After playing with it for a while, could the CSS gradient for MIX could be changed to use the same number of color stops as there are steps rather than just using the start and end, to better match the chosen interpolation mode? I had a great gradient in LAB space, but the CSS version interpolates through ugly greys in RGB.
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#65Your UI is really beautiful. Well done!
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#66Really loved the UI. Did you first create a prototyping with Figma or some other tool or just slowly iterated during your development till you were satisfied?
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#67This. is. awesome. Thanks for sharing! I manage a lot of designs and guidelines for Open Source projects and the amount of time I spend translating color information into different values to make sure everything is "on brand" is ridiculous. This is going to save me ton of time
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#69Could you add support for 10 or 12 bit colors?
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#70If this could be added as a Photoshop plug in, I as an artist would not think twice of forking some cash to get it, mark it as business expense