blog : relative color syntax channel values #1307
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While reviewing the MDN docs for relative color and reading threads like this one it stands out that it isn't intuitively clear to people what the actual values are behind the channel keywords.
Part of the issue is that the specification has gone through multiple iterations while implementers were shipping.
I think that a visualization of the channel values might help.
This shows:
When you use a known color function with incorrect channel keywords you will get a red outline while still seeing the actual channel keywords that are available.
I keep going back and forth on some style choices like text alignments, so the first screenshots show a slightly older version than what I finally picked