Best-in-class modern tool for managing color contrast
An open-source Figma plugin with a cool retro vibe. Utilize it to ensure your UI text is legible and create accessible color palettes for your design. Built on cutting-edge tech, Polychrom stands out as a best-in-class modern tool for managing color contrast.
Hello hunters and makers! Before writing the first line of code, we spoke with designers and engineers and scoured forums and blog posts. As a result, we identified the three most important user demands for any contrast checker. Here they are: 1. Adjusting text color to a background. 2. Adjusting the background color to text. 3. Displaying contrast for multiple objects. We focused on those, and now Polychrom addresses every possible designer’s need. You can not only check if your colors provide
As a designer and frontend-developer in one, I’ve been trying different tools for working with colors and palettes for years. OKLCH was a fresh breath of air when creating and working with color palettes in design systems. Today, Polychrome has become an awesome addition to my every day toolkit. Thanks for OKLCH support, fast and beautiful interface.
This has been super helpful I gotta say
Huge kudos to @romanshamin for the latest addition to the modern tool landscape: Polychrom. It is the perfect solution for managing color contrast, making it easier and more efficient than ever before!
Thank you for this plugin as I start my journey in design and UI / UX field it's very useful for me. Do you have plans to make plugin for browsers?
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