An easy notation for grayscale colors
Read OriginalThe CSS Working Group is debating the naming convention for a new function that creates grayscale colors with optional transparency. The article compares four proposals: gray(), white(), black(), and modified rgb()/rgba() functions, explaining how each handles lightness percentages and alpha channels. It encourages web developers to vote and provide feedback on which naming scheme is most intuitive for CSS usage.
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