@@Keithen if it actually always accepted normalized colors (RGB in percentage), normally windows and other operating systems only accept colors in RGB from 0 to 255, HDR essentially expands it to 10 bits for each color so R, G and B range from 0 to 1024
@coffee-is-power I guess I'm more so hoping that Apple would consider web developers for once, and make it so that we don't have to add support for P3 ourselves...
What a coincidence. I just looked up relative colors the other day to use in an app and was surprised by how useful they are for building an entire color palette relative to 1 or 2 chosen colors. I didn't know about the mixing function though. Great video!
Yay I had hoped relative colours would come up!! It’s one of the newer features I’ve been so excited about ! Sooo nice to not have to define an entirely separate variable for alpha values!! (Although I did have to use it in an @supports for over a year so an extra variable would’ve been less work 😂)
Relative colors are cool, but, a few months ago, it was a little buggy with system colors like AccentColor, LinkText, etc. Don't know if it has been fixed now.
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just the first 3 minutes alone are worth the price of admission. but the entire video is a wealth of knowledge thanks kyle
Colors are overwhelmingly complicated.
Totally agree! The OS should be responsible for converting to the best format for the OS/monitor settings.
@@Keithen if it actually always accepted normalized colors (RGB in percentage), normally windows and other operating systems only accept colors in RGB from 0 to 255, HDR essentially expands it to 10 bits for each color so R, G and B range from 0 to 1024
@coffee-is-power I guess I'm more so hoping that Apple would consider web developers for once, and make it so that we don't have to add support for P3 ourselves...
They definitely are. I'm making a custom CSS framework and OMG--there's a lot more to consider than just fonts and sizes.
CSS is overwhelming overall
What a coincidence. I just looked up relative colors the other day to use in an app and was surprised by how useful they are for building an entire color palette relative to 1 or 2 chosen colors. I didn't know about the mixing function though. Great video!
Brilliant!
Awesome. I need to change my CSS files. Goodbye unnecessary variables.
Need a video for developer tools tricks 😊
Yay I had hoped relative colours would come up!! It’s one of the newer features I’ve been so excited about ! Sooo nice to not have to define an entirely separate variable for alpha values!! (Although I did have to use it in an @supports for over a year so an extra variable would’ve been less work 😂)
Relative colors are cool, but, a few months ago, it was a little buggy with system colors like AccentColor, LinkText, etc. Don't know if it has been fixed now.
thats what i was looking for
Your name is Kyle or K-AI-L 🤣
i was able to notice the bigger color range despite my screen not supporting HDR and P3
Just make sure senior dev to hold a workshop to explain why you are adding calculations to your css…
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I don't think that's a good idea to use any of it because IE doesn't support those new features.
Internet explorer is dead, so you are safe to ignore it