Feature Requests

Hi angelo! I loved seeing the eases in supa palette. I would compare them with animation eases, and to stay in that metaphor, could you perhaps add "fast / slow / fast" (or, inverted ease in out)? The current ease in-out decrease the contrast in the brightest / darkest area's, while those are (imho) the ones in need of the most attention to contrast between the steps. I love all the other features! "correct lightness" is a lifesaver! And showing where the hue shift range lands on the hue bar is 👨‍🍳💋✨ I had some challenge pointing the plugin at the right collection, so some display of where it's saving it would help. But now that I found it, it's fine (just an onboarding thing ;). thank you! Kind greetings, Herman

Hi angelo! I loved seeing the eases in supa palette. I would compare them with animation eases, and to stay in that metaphor, could you perhaps add "fast / slow / fast" (or, inverted ease in out)? The current ease in-out decrease the contrast in the brightest / darkest area's, while those are (imho) the ones in need of the most attention to contrast between the steps. I love all the other features! "correct lightness" is a lifesaver! And showing where the hue shift range lands on the hue bar is 👨‍🍳💋✨ I had some challenge pointing the plugin at the right collection, so some display of where it's saving it would help. But now that I found it, it's fine (just an onboarding thing ;). thank you! Kind greetings, Herman

I think it would be very nice to get a good tutorial on how to use the 5.0 update. The shifts are quite confusing to use at the moment. They change quite often as you tinker with one of the shifts. For instance if I'm changing the lightness shift, sometimes the saturation changes after I already set it. At some points, the hue shift changes as well and I get step in red while my palette is blue. Even if I'm trying to do something basic like a linear palette from 95 Lightness to 5 lightness spread across my steps, it feels very unintuitive to achieve. I'm sure I'm not approaching the tool correctly. Could we please get some tutorials Angelo? Thank you!

Please increase the range of the Lightness Shift in the "bright direction" to match the brighter values of Tailwind CSS color generator. Even though i pull the range slider all the way to the left the brighter values (50, 100) are still brighter in Tailwind CSS color generator

It would be good if there was some kind of documentation on using the tool. For instance, I would like to pick out the lightest color and the darkest color and have the palette generate the values in between. I'm more than sure that is something that can be done; but I'm not exactly sure how to do it.

I think it would be very nice to get a good tutorial on how to use the 5.0 update. The shifts are quite confusing to use at the moment. They change quite often as you tinker with one of the shifts. For instance if I'm changing the lightness shift, sometimes the saturation changes after I already set it. At some points, the hue shift changes as well and I get step in red while my palette is blue. Even if I'm trying to do something basic like a linear palette from 95 Lightness to 5 lightness spread across my steps, it feels very unintuitive to achieve. I'm sure I'm not approaching the tool correctly. Could we please get some tutorials Angelo? Thank you!

This may sound stupid, but how do you create a color scale when you want a specific color to be the 600 value (or any other value) in the Tailwind CSS naming convention? Here's what I'm doing: I change the color to the 600 value and set it as the Main stop. But then the rest of the colors remain as is. I don't see a way to automatically have the rest of the colors “adjust” to the main stop color at the 600 value. Any guidance would be appreciated.

It would be helpful if it was possible to duplicate a single color within a palette to use it as a starting point for a different color