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Colour names are currently static and assigned crudely on the basis ranges of degrees around the circle of hue. For certain input colours this leads to some output colours being misnamed vs their perceived colour. For instance yellow may look lime green, red may look pink.
Whilst this has no affect on end user perception it will cause some cognitive dissonance for someone coding CSS using the colours.
It's not clear how to fix this at present but it would be nice.
Colour names are currently static and assigned crudely on the basis ranges of degrees around the circle of hue. For certain input colours this leads to some output colours being misnamed vs their perceived colour. For instance yellow may look lime green, red may look pink.
Whilst this has no affect on end user perception it will cause some cognitive dissonance for someone coding CSS using the colours.
It's not clear how to fix this at present but it would be nice.