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I run https://encycolorpedia.com/ https://encycolorpedia.com/ - its origins are from a "JavaScript as CSS" library I was developing - there were/are superior pr
by mutatio 7y ago
I run https://encycolorpedia.com/ https://encycolorpedia.com/ - its origins are from a "JavaScript as CSS" library I was developing - there were/are superior projects available, so ultimately I used the colour manipulation code to produce the site. The idea was to take a seed colour and render the page uniquely, additional on-page information grew from that. From feedback I guess the primary use of the site is paint searching and comparison.
It's not massively profitable (it's a side gig), I've restricted monetisation to AdSense in an attempt to not ruin the experience for users. I suspect other avenues of revenue are hard to come by in the niche; I did reach out to paint suppliers in the UK in an attempt to re-sell / possibly rebrand paints, but had zero responses.
- stanislavb 7y agoI didn't know about it. It's great. I dunno you could try with some minor AdSense. I've also submitted Encycolorpedia to SaaSHub. You should verify it there https://www.saashub.com/encycolorpedia https://www.saashub.com/encycolorpedia
- mkl 7y agoIf you also own encycolourpedia.com, you should probably set up a redirect. If it was someone else that grabbed it (registrar is different...), well that's unfortunate! I have a domain I got for a future project where there's a UK/US difference, so I made sure I got both.
- mutatio 7y agoThanks, I do own it, laziness on my part not to correctly forward.
- zebraflask 7y agoJust wanted to chime in that your site is a go-to when looking for new color variations and palettes.