"Yellow" #ff0

"Electric Yellow" #ff0

@boldewyn @angelikatyborska Doing lightness clamping in HSL has one big disadvantage - the lightness doesn't correlate with how light it looks 😉 remember yellow #FF0 and blue #00F have the same HSL lightness.

"Yellow" #ff0

"Yellow"
#ff0

"Electric Yellow"
#ff0

"Electric Yellow"
#ff0

@pootriarch don’t worry I only do #ff0

"Yellow"
#ff0

"Yellow"
#ff0

chroma.scale(['#f00', '#ff0', '#0f0', '#0ff', '#00f', '#f0f', '#f00']).mode('lab').colors(9).slice(0, 8).map(c => [chroma(c).darken(), chroma(c)]).flat()
['#c20000', '#ff0000', '#c7a000', '#ffd100', '#78cb00', '#aeff00', '#00ca32', '#3aff65', '#00cbcc', '#00ffff', '#0030cb', '#485aff', '#7300ca', '#ab00ff', '#c70091', '#ff00c2']

tired: #39aa56 #edde3f #db4545
wired: #0f0 #ff0 #f00

@quarky my gender is background-image: linear-gradient(#FF0, #FFF, #90F, #000);

It's done using Elasticsearch, which, according to Mastodon documentation, can take up a little bit later in the right direction as to what it takes for humanity to make as many cutesy little edits as I could also concatenate it down to one line:#FF0 - /

"Electric Yellow"
#ff0

@matus @Sir_Boops True, and I guess I could also concatenate it down to one line:
#FF0 - /

スーパーファミコンにしよう
#0f0
#00f
#ff0
#f00