New version launched
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
Color Scheme Designer is now Paletton.com! The public beta has been launched here with many new features. Additionaly, this blog is going to its end, we will prefer social networks like Facebook, Twitter and G+ for future communication.
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No. 1 — April 29th, 2014 at 11:51 pm
The new paletton is great! One suggestion. The color scheme allows one click to switch patterns (mono, complement, triad, etc) while paletton requires 2 clicks and I have to reorient each time I click to open the list. I suggest you use the previous method. Other than that, paletton is great. Nice job!
No. 2 — May 18th, 2014 at 3:41 am
It is great to see the new paletton! It is very well done, the incorporation of the saturation/brightness controls with the hue picker is just plain excellent.
Very sad to hear the blog will be ending though. Unless managed properly and with a diligent eye to privacy settings, I find the quality of messages on social media from companies to be considerably degraded.. their permanence and search-ability generally disappoint and limit themselves to standard posts that can fit across all channels. I can see how the movie would make things easier on you though, so good luck! 🙂 Please provide copious amounts of links on your old channels like here to forward people who may stumble in.
No. 3 — November 15th, 2014 at 4:18 pm
Hi, this is Hanspeter
u did one of the best Color scheme designer! Question to implemented color theory: according to Küppers? i want to use it for artworks, therefore want to (have) do some extensions: for example … 1) Pick YY Colors out of a Picture and Show them on Color wheel 2) reduce to the nearest XX Colours of given Special Palette 3) Show them on the Color wheel 4) move them on the Color wheel 5) reapply to Picture 6)add some new Colors to Palette 7) Export Palette …
is it possible to support u in developing new Features … give u a donation … Kind regards Hanspeter