Re:Show HN: Finding the colours of the web
by richardkeller on Thursday April 25, 2013 @05:32PM
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Including the colour outside the primary content area wouldn't be very accurate, since this is dependent on the viewer's screen resolution. For example, viewing Facebook on a widescreen display yields significantly more white than on a non-widescreen display.
Re:Show HN: Finding the colours of the web
by riblah on Thursday April 25, 2013 @05:32PM
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I'm keeping white/black and greytones out for now. White/light greys are especially hard... how would you differentiate between the content and the background?
Re:Show HN: Finding the colours of the web
by HaloZero on Friday April 26, 2013 @02:17AM
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Is it ignore background-colors? Firefox is primarily green on this but of course the large button is there but the overall theme of the site seems to be that shade of blue
Must go deeper haha.
Take a look at the thumbnail and you'll notice it's an image inside an image inside an image...
I saved a bookmark for when your bandwidth isn't on fire ;)
It's definitely on the list of things to address.
At the moment it's quantizing down to 40 colours with a tree depth of 4, I then pull the top 12.
http://webcolourdata.com/profile/4