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Reference examples for blendMode() need distinct colors to highlight differences #7228
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Hey @aleannab !! i would like to take on this issue |
Hi @samarsrivastav! I noticed you made a PR for this. I had been holding off on working on the issue while waiting for approval from a steward or maintainer, as suggested in the Contributor Guidelines. However, since this issue has been open for a while without feedback, I totally understand your initiative. I'm a new contributor here as well, so I'm not sure how rigid the process is. Just wondering - @Qianqianye how are things typically handled? I'm happy to help out in any way I can. |
Oops didn't mean to close this issue. |
Reopened it for you @aleannab 👍 |
I think these color changes in the examples would be beneficial if you want to work on this @samarsrivastav! |
Hi @davepagurek, I’ve made a PR with examples that match the ones provided in the issue by @aleannab. Could you please review it and let me know if any adjustments are needed? I’m new to the organization and would appreciate any feedback or guidance. |
Most appropriate sub-area of p5.js?
p5.js version
v1.10.0 (latest)
Web browser and version
Firefox v130.0, though would affect all.
Operating system
Windows, though would affect all.
Steps to reproduce this
Steps:
See p5.js sketch
Background color:
#c8c8c8
#0000ff
and#ff0000
#0000c8
and#c80000
#c8c8ff
and#ffc8c8
#c8c837
and#37c8c8
#9d9de2
and#e29d9d
#9191ff
and#ff9191
.
Solution:
Update the colors for the blendModes() examples.
In the image below, I used
#1a85ff
and#d41159
. I chose these colors from the suggested accessible palettes in the article 'Coloring for Colorblindness' by David Nichols. I also made the background color slightly darker, so the lighter results stand out more.There are still a couple modes that look similar, but it is an improvement on its current state.
See p5.js sketch
Background color:
#b4b4b4
#1a85ff
and#d41159
#25b7ff
and#e6187e
#006fb4
and#a50028
#125eb4
and#96187e
#1a85b4
and#b41159
#8ab6d6
and#cb86a4
#b4b4ff
and#d4b4b4
#bcdbff
and#f2b9ce
#ceffff
and#ffc5ff
#c8ffff
and#ffc1ff
#78b7ff
and#e6739d
#9a2f4b
and#20a35b
#a97d4b
and#a97d4b
I'd be happy to work on this once colors are approved.
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