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I have to say I like this - great design, easy to operate, etc. I think something needs to be done to better indicate "other wheel selections" (ie - to move to
by cr0sh 8y ago
I have to say I like this - great design, easy to operate, etc.
I think something needs to be done to better indicate "other wheel selections" (ie - to move to "square" or "analogous", etc) - while I discovered it fairly quickly, it wasn't as intuitive as I think it could have been.
Beyond that it's a great tool, and the pricing for the more advanced version is decent. That said, it wouldn't take much for someone to build something like this into say, a VSCode plugin or whatnot, so I'm curious what your plans are to stay ahead of that possibility?
- mt3ck 8y agowould say those are generally two different markets user bases no? Not everyone who could leverage color pallets has to write code.
- mtgentry 8y agoThere are other picker tools that are similar to mine and each of us has a unique take on the problem. It doesn’t worry me. If someone wants to make their own version that’s cool. Thanks for the feedback!
- bb88 8y agoYeah, I didn't realize this too until I read the first comment. I would have put the arrows down where "complementary" and "analogous" and made them more visible rather than elongated and thin.
- rajangdavis 8y agoI think it would be nice to have the other wheel selections available kind of like navigation tabs that show what state you are in with the same left right controls present. I don't think it would make the UI busier but it would look a little funky on mobile where I think the current set up might be a bit more advantageous. All in all, this is really cool! I've used a few color pickers with color brewer (http://colorbrewer2.org/ http://colorbrewer2.org/) being the most advanced. This seems to be right in the middle of simple and advanced color selections which is pretty sweet.