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This is what I'd want as well. Bootstrap is a good example of color application as they define SASS variables to action states: By default: primary == dark bl
by michaelbuckbee 10y ago
This is what I'd want as well. Bootstrap is a good example of color application as they define SASS variables to action states:
By default:
primary == dark blue
success == green
warning == orange
info == light blue
danger == red
Then the rest of the styling for the theme is calculated from that, so you have other elements defined as: whatever the primary color is but 40% darker.
What I'd love is a color palette picker that let me put in a particular color orange and then would spit out:
"Hey, here's the green, dark blue, light blue, and red that match that orange you chose."
- crucialfelix 10y agoWarning danger info success each carry some specific meaning. I would keep the colors standard (yellow red blue green) but match the saturation to the of the pallette. Primary and secondary are usually for backgrounds of major elements, detail elements to draw attention to. The other 3 colors should be boring but pleasant. For subtle variation without drawing attention to the elements