could you show some example page where you use this color pallete?

What would this example page have on it? Do you have a favorite layout?

Maybe an example dashboard or something that is GUI-heavy, to show off how your colors interact with each other?

That sounds like a good idea actually

You mention elsewhere that you used this on a bunch of your own projects, are there any you can share?

https://blog.neuenet.com, https://webb.page, and https://inc.sh...https://dsgn.agency will get updated with it soon (it's using Sapper, the awkward stand-in before SvelteKit).

I'm also building a social network with it, here's a screenshot[1] and video[2]

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[1]: https://social.coop/@netopwibby/113474209075638354

[2]: https://social.coop/@netopwibby/113329030542527807

Envious of that beard bro. Respect.

I lost my hairline and let the beard grow. Thankful I got that, haha!

For the japanese in your tagline on socials, you might be meaning ウィビ (wibi/wibby) if you were trying to write your name. I might be wrong!

Thank you! Using online translators are more miss than hit.

webb.page is fun!

Thank you, glad you like it!

I imagine at least something mapping each color to what it applies to.

Thank you for sharing. I have a home cooked web-app i use for saving recipes and I've implemented this into it.

That's awesome, glad it could be of use so quickly!

Love the web(b) page! I guess you also use your color palette there?

P.S. Subscribed to the RSS feed, but I noticed it's not auto detectable from main URL.

Yeah I gotta fix that, probably this week!

I fixed my feeds, all three of them had issues SMH!

That's what I get for importing modules.

I tried it a couple of times on your homepage and in your blog, but I still can't auto-detect it. I don't see a <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml"> in the source, to be honest. Maybe I'm doing something wrong here. Your feed works flawlessly though, long live the interwebz!

Y'know what, I didn't think of adding my feeds to the head. SMDH

They're just links in the footer.

Okay, NOW it's fixed haha! Good grief.

What went into creating the color scheme?

Blog post coming soon!

High-level though: looked at the Wikipedia page for Crayola colors, selected my favorites, put a filter over them in Affinity Designer, made more edits (have to research my notes to figure out details), and eventually landed at these color stops.

It took a long time to settle on yellow/orange because I've never been able to get a good yellow I was happy with, specifically.