Palette Description
The incremental steps of hue are determined by adjusting the hue value while maintaining a consistent saturation and lightness level. Here’s a brief explanation of how this works:
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Starting Color: The original color ( #003b76 ) serves as the base color. This color is represented in the HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) color model, where it is easier to manipulate the hue.
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Hue Adjustment: The hue value is modified in small increments to create a series of colors that are closely related. For example, if the hue of the original color is adjusted by a few degrees (e.g., 10 degrees) for each step, it creates a subtle transition to the next color.
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Maintaining Saturation and Lightness: During the hue adjustments, the saturation and lightness are kept relatively constant. This ensures that the resulting colors remain vibrant and do not become too washed out or dark.
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Final Colors: Each adjusted color is converted back to the HEX format for easy use in design applications.
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