I'd use this for prototyping mostly. What would really rock (no single tool exists that does this afaik) is to be able to do color-experiments and see changes r

I'd use this for prototyping mostly. What would really rock (no single tool exists that does this afaik) is to be able to do color-experiments and see changes reflected immediately. What I mean with this is that normally (as we all know) we design from a pretty strict color palette. Text, backgrounds, spotcolor, linkcolor, even gradient begin end endpoints. You get the point. In a tool like Webflow, all the links between the color-palette and the code that uses a particular color from that palette are known. In other words: the position of a color in the palette determines the way in which this color is applied in the design, this stays the same between different palettes. IMO it would be great if you could input different color-palettes (by your own design, cycling through kuler variations, etc.) and have the design automatically reflect that. Just a suggestion :)