3 ms·
Hm, it is dismissing white (and black?) while I find those colours often very important to a site's look. Think Facebook, it is white and blue.
by aw3c2 14y ago
Hm, it is dismissing white (and black?) while I find those colours often very important to a site's look. Think Facebook, it is white and blue.
- riblah 14y agoI'm keeping white/black and greytones out for now. White/light greys are especially hard... how would you differentiate between the content and the background? It's definitely on the list of things to address.
- apineda 14y agoAny chance of open sourcing? I'm interested in the algorithm. Is it quantizing to a more limited bit depth and taking say, top 5ish via mode?
- riblah 14y agoI do plan on open sourcing. A little self conscious about the code as I'm more of a designer, but watch this space. At the moment it's quantizing down to 40 colours with a tree depth of 4, I then pull the top 12.
- scarecrowbob 14y agoA border?
- richardkeller 14y agoIncluding the colour outside the primary content area wouldn't be very accurate, since this is dependent on the viewer's screen resolution. For example, viewing Facebook on a widescreen display yields significantly more white than on a non-widescreen display.
- prawn 14y agoDesign Tip: Never Use Black http://ianstormtaylor.com/design-tip-never-use-black/ http://ianstormtaylor.com/design-tip-never-use-black/