A guide to generating custom shades of grey using the CSS color-mix() function for web design and UI development.
Explains the science behind the shape of the CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram, focusing on human color perception and the original color matching experiments.
Explores the limitations of RGB for generating colors and proposes using hue-based color spaces like HSL for creating aesthetically pleasing, algorithmically generated color palettes.
Learn how to avoid the 'gray dead zone' in CSS gradients using color theory and alternative color modes like HSL.
Explores how color choices in data visualizations evoke emotions and influence interpretation, using temperature charts as an example.
Explores creating dynamic color palettes using CSS variables and the Myth preprocessor for scalable, future-proof web design.
An introduction to the HWB color model in CSS, explaining its intuitive approach to defining colors using Hue, Whiteness, and Blackness.
Advice and examples for creating effective scientific conference posters, covering design, layout, software, and LaTeX source code.
