Color

Master perceptual color principles, harmony systems, and modern OKLCH workflows to build palettes that communicate, scale, and hold up under real constraints.

Understanding color models — from the hardware-native RGB to the perceptually-uniform OKLCH — unlocks principled, accessible palette work that survives dark mode and scales.

Build perceptually-even, accessible color palettes using OKLCH tonal scales and semantic token architecture that scales across themes and platforms.

Master the gap between passing a contrast ratio and actually being readable — covering WCAG 2.2 AA requirements, real-world limits, and how APCA reframes legibility.

Structured semantic token systems turn raw color values into a maintainable, scalable language that survives brand refreshes, dark mode, and multi-platform delivery.

Craft dark themes that feel polished and accessible by using luminance steps to signal depth — not drop shadows that vanish on dark surfaces.

Choosing colors that feel right is harder than it looks — perception, emotion, and cultural meaning collide in ways that break any universal rulebook.

Build interfaces that work for every user's visual system — from deuteranopia to achromatopsia — by designing with redundancy, semantic tokens, and tested simulations.

Modern displays can render far more color than sRGB allows — learn how P3 and OKLCH unlock richer, more accessible, and future-proof color in production UI.

Master modern palette tools and generator workflows — from OKLCH-based algorithmic scales to token-ready export pipelines that keep design and code in sync.