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I get a lot of questions about how our colors are generated on a more technical level. Saying RGB interpolation is not enough I found. People want to understand how we get both nice looking colors and colors that fit within contrast ranges.
I therefore want to visualize and explain how our colors are generated by explaining the binary search model, and how it recursively finds the optimal color for a color in a certain color space.
For internal use when people ask.
Note to self
Declare LOW and HIGH
Find midpoint
check direction to interpolate
Use binary search recursively to close the gap
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I get a lot of questions about how our colors are generated on a more technical level. Saying RGB interpolation is not enough I found. People want to understand how we get both nice looking colors and colors that fit within contrast ranges.
I therefore want to visualize and explain how our colors are generated by explaining the binary search model, and how it recursively finds the optimal color for a color in a certain color space.
For internal use when people ask.
Note to self
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: