An artist-focused color workspace for picking, palettes, harmonies, gradients, and practical color exploration.
Current release
Alpha 0.2What it can do
- Colour picking, tonal palettes and harmonies
- Editable gradients and image palette extraction
- Text contrast checks and saved collections
Current limits
Contrast checks compare two opaque HEX colours; they do not audit a complete page.
- Project
- Independent work
- My role
- Product design, Interaction, Front-end, Color tooling
Overview
PFx Colors is a browser-based workspace built for people who work with color directly rather than through disconnected utility pages.
Picker, palette, harmony, and gradient tools live in one system with a shared color engine and interaction model.
Color tools are useful, but often feel fragmented.
The project needed to keep technical color control available without turning everyday exploration into a form-heavy workflow.
Treat color work as one continuous workspace.
The interface keeps the tools close together and uses direct manipulation for the controls that benefit from visual feedback.
A focused browser workspace for picking, building, and testing color.
The current tool combines color picking, tonal palettes, harmony generation, gradients, OKLCH-aware processing, and reusable interaction primitives.
A public tool that can keep expanding without becoming a collection of unrelated pages.
The shared engine and workspace model give future color tools a stable place to live while keeping the interface coherent.
Reusable foundations.
- PFx Color CoreExplore source
Concept, design and development — pfxamd