Building a Full Design System from Your PaletteRx Palette
A color palette is to a design system what a foundation is to a house: essential, but not livable on its own. Here is how to extend your palette into production.
CSS Custom Properties: The Foundation of Modern Color Systems
CSS custom properties have fundamentally changed how we manage colors. They are the universal format that lets one PaletteRx export work across every platform.
Tailwind CSS Color Configuration with PaletteRx
PaletteRx exports a ready-to-paste Tailwind colors config object with semantic, role-based naming. No manual hex-code typing required.
The Psychology of Color in Conversion-Focused Design
The internet is full of claims about color psychology. Here is what the research actually shows, and why contrast matters more than any specific color choice.
Dark Mode Design: Building Palettes That Work Both Ways
Dark mode is not just 'invert the colors.' Building a single palette that works in both contexts requires understanding how perception shifts on dark backgrounds.
Advanced Themer + PaletteRx: A Complete Integration Workflow
Advanced Themer manages design tokens as CSS custom properties. PaletteRx generates the exact format for AT's CSS Variables import feature.
Live Preview: See Your Colors in Context Before Committing
Swatches lie. A color that looks perfect in a grid might look completely wrong on a real webpage. PaletteRx's Live Preview shows your colors in context.
Designing for Color-Blind Users: A Practical Accessibility Guide
About 1 in 12 men have some form of color vision deficiency. Your design must never rely on color alone to convey meaning. Here is how to get it right.
Exporting to WordPress theme.json for Block Themes
WordPress block themes use theme.json to define the editor color palette. PaletteRx generates the exact schema WordPress expects, ready to drop into your theme.
Understanding Color Temperature in Web Design
Warm colors feel energetic and urgent. Cool colors feel calm and trustworthy. The balance between them shapes the entire emotional tone of your site.
Why Your Palette Needs Light and Dark Base Colors
If your health score is stuck below 60%, the most likely reason is missing base colors. They are the unsung heroes that make everything else work.
How the Health Score Helps You Build Better Palettes
The health percentage in PaletteRx's header is your single-number summary of palette readiness. Here is what each of the five checkpoints measures and how to fix failures.