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My goto post for this kind of problems is still https://uxplanet.org/designing-systematic-colors-b5d2605b15c https://uxplanet.org/designing-systematic-colors-b5
by di4na 4y ago
My goto post for this kind of problems is still https://uxplanet.org/designing-systematic-colors-b5d2605b15c https://uxplanet.org/designing-systematic-colors-b5d2605b15c which, sadly, afaict, has not had the impact it deserve.
The Stripe tool mentionned at the end does draw some inspiration from this, and i would really like for Stripe to open source this tool. I have asked multiple times, to no answer. If someone from Stripe is reading this, please please please make the world better for everyone out there by releasing this tool.
- hn92726819 4y agoThis is a neat article, but it doesn't seem very actionable for a non-designer (from my programmer, non-designer perspective). He even says: > Unfortunately, there seems to be no satisfactory color palette generator yet capable of fine-tuning and creating themable ramps Personally, I want some website where I can chuck a color in or pick from a preset list, and it shows me HTML elements pre-styled with suggested color ramp colors (for example input{background:var(--theme-bg-2);}). Then I can see what I'm getting and inspect element to take what I need.