Kuika's Color feature is a tool that enables users to manage colors more effectively in their digital design process. It speeds up and simplifies the design process by combining many features such as color selection, editing, saving and transparency settings. Color offers a powerful color management experience for both individual and team work. Below, the key elements of Kuika's Color feature are explained in detail:
Refers to the colors created by light of different wavelengths. Basic colors such as red, blue, green fall into this category. Hue determines the type of color.
Indicates the purity and brightness of the color. A color with maximum saturation has no gray tones. These colors are described as vibrant, bright and striking. Colors with low saturation contain more gray and present a faded, soft appearance.
Refers to how light or dark the color is. White is added to increase brightness, while black is added to darken it. Brightness is used to create different shades of color.
The RGB model enables the creation of colors using light in electronic devices.
Hex Codes:
Hex codes are 6-character codes used to identify colors. They express RGB values in a more compact way. For example, the pure red color is represented as #FF0000. HEx codes ensure consistent color management.
One of the features of Kuika that facilitates color management is the ability for users to customize their color palettes:
You can add the colors you want to save to your palette by clicking the “+” icon.
Added colors can be displayed in list or grid view. This setting allows you to find colors quickly.
You can easily delete colors you no longer need by clicking on the trash can icon.
The Alpha Channel determines the transparency level of a color:
As the alpha value approaches zero, the color becomes more transparent. The maximum value means that the color is completely opaque.
Transparency settings are very useful for backgrounds, transition effects or layered designs.
