Based on the title, I imagined crawling all websites and counting how many pixels used each colour.
it would be fairly easily to implement, although probably quite expensive in either cost or time
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Based on the title, I imagined crawling all websites and counting how many pixels used each colour.
it would be fairly easily to implement, although probably quite expensive in either cost or time
Voting on all 16 million is a cool concept, but given that this is probably going to be popular for only a day or so, probably not achievable. From your own ranks, only 0.27% of colours have been voted on at all, and most likely the majority of those voted on have a single vote.
Personally I think that's okay. I also think it might make sense for any summary to lump colors together using clustering and averaging the group using a colorspace like Oklab. There's lots of room for different types of analyses here!
This is a perfect example of why we need ranked choice voting. I think #BD60E2 is best, but due to its unpopularity I'm forced to vote #BD60E1 if I want my vote to matter.
I only noticed the first time because there was a gorgeous gold/purple combination that I wanted to save, which makes me think there might be another layer of combination that can be saved which is worst/best combinations of colour.