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Very useful to spot webs with a particular theme, blue webs, sunny webs... but also all webs from a particular logo or party that often use the same palettes ag
by pvaldes 2y ago
Very useful to spot webs with a particular theme, blue webs, sunny webs... but also all webs from a particular logo or party that often use the same palettes again and again as brand image.
Allowing to chose proportions of colors could be even better.
Hypothetical example: Lets suppose that I'm a policeman. How much percentage of black, white and red is in a classical svastika?. Then browse the dark web for finding all webs that contain this particular white, black and red in such combination
Other possibilities: I want to know if my [bank/company/chess club] web is being cloned and used to criminal purposes without my knowledge. My logo contains magenta, lime green and burnt orange. Find me webs with this combination that aren't in a list of official webs from my company. Even better, check it at real time on email to spot scammers impersonating me on real time.
The applications are endless: I want to detect webs that sell fake clones of my products; or find photos of pills of a particular shade of blue. Or don't show me webs with a high content in warm tones associated with porno images...
Yep, that could be a really revolutionary startup.
- ro_dobre 2y agoHaha, lots of great ideas! I'm definitely considering adding an option to search by color proportions, just trying to find a UI/UX that is not confusing for people. I also have a lot more content (i.e.: the full HTML code of the website, the fonts and typography options) that I extracted for each website but it's tricky to come up with an easy to use UI/UX for this as a search filter, given that there's not many other websites that do this.