Stupid fast color palettes with Huey

by Zak Erving

Hello 'Windsmiths!

I spent a few weeks tinkering with a nifty little color palette generator that's TAILor-made for our favorite utility-first framework. Have at it!

https://huey.design

PS. Sometimes the color names are a little…misdirected. I'm working on it! 😬

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on December 12, 2020

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Cool man, very cool. I was interested in something like this for various backgrounds - editor, terminal, etc.

BTW what is anchor? what does it do? Is it the base hue? If so, can you add a color picker instead of having to enter the code by hand?

Thanks

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  "Anchor" just means starting (or brand) color. I should probably rename that!
  
  I went back and forth on using the color picker vs. hex, but more and more seem to want the color input instead!
  
  Let me know if there's anything else I can add that would make it more practical for IDE/terminal schemes :)
  
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    Excellent! I have already started using it.
    
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Love the Resource Zak.

rushmedev

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  Thanks!
  
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Really cool idea! Thanks for sharing this.

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