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Product designer at Semrush. Love coding and creating tools like https://t.co/tyS1EPv9yn and https://t.co/BFtLgTamsA 🦋 @ardov.me

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Built this app for myself and regularly use it to explain color spaces visually. It also comes in handy and saves a ton of time when I want to take screenshots.

Built this app for myself and regularly use it to explain color spaces visually. It also comes in handy and saves a ton of time when I want to take screenshots.

196,664 views • 2 years ago

Color wheel depends on the color space. So the next time you see a harmony rule like complementary/triadic/etc, ask about the color space 🙃 HSL ≠ OKLCH ≠ LCH

Color wheel depends on the color space. So the next time you see a harmony rule like complementary/triadic/etc, ask about the color space 🙃 HSL ≠ OKLCH ≠ LCH

65,205 views • 8 months ago

Ok, I've finally managed to render the limits of visible light in 3D (learned a ton). And it's even matches the render by Bruce Lindbloom. But I still have no idea how to align it with other color gamuts 😬

Ok, I've finally managed to render the limits of visible light in 3D (learned a ton). And it's even matches the render by Bruce Lindbloom. But I still have no idea how to align it with other color gamuts 😬

53,748 views • 8 months ago

I wanted to visualize color spaces so badly that the first version of Hueplot worked simply on divs. I used CSS as a 3D engine, and no canvas or SVG was used Still can't believe it worked, what a dumb idea 😅

I wanted to visualize color spaces so badly that the first version of Hueplot worked simply on divs. I used CSS as a 3D engine, and no canvas or SVG was used Still can't believe it worked, what a dumb idea 😅

40,819 views • 7 months ago

What if we could edit our gradients right inside the color space? The dashed line is the intended path, and the solid line is how it's mapped to the sRGB gamut. In LCH/OKLCH gradients it's easy to fall out of sRGB, even if starting points are valid colors.

What if we could edit our gradients right inside the color space? The dashed line is the intended path, and the solid line is how it's mapped to the sRGB gamut. In LCH/OKLCH gradients it's easy to fall out of sRGB, even if starting points are valid colors.

13,614 views • 8 months ago

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