ColorHub Lets Designers Browse and Customize Over 150 Color Palettes
ColorHub launched to the public on July 16th. The website offers designers new ways to discover, experiment with and incorporate color into their websites.
The intricate world of color theory has long been a challenge for designers. Curating a palette that aligns with a brand’s identity, style, and audience requires a comprehensive knowledge of color theory and a keen eye for detail. It’s tough, time-consuming, and oddly stressful work. Fortunately, Colorhub has a solution.
Colorhub allows users to browse through 150 complementary color schemes tailored explicitly to web designers. When designers find a palette they like, they can immediately incorporate it into their website via copyable CSS, SCSS, and Tailwind snippets.
ColorHub differs from competitors like Branition by allowing designers to edit and personalize their chosen colors once they select them.
Let’s say you’ve found a great color scheme but don’t like the shade of light blue. In that case, simply enter the customizer and adjust the color to suit your preference. Once you’re happy with your palette, you can export it directly to your site. It’s simple, easy, and effective.
In the demanding design landscape, even seasoned professionals encounter the occasional creative block. ColourHub may just be the helping hand a designer needs to beat the slump and get back in the zone. You can try the program today by visiting the ColorHub website.
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