Victor
@vpon.me
CleanShot didn't pay me for this.
I really think that it's a nice app, and the best proof is when you advertise something (either for money or not) is to show that you actually use it.
For example, there is a music for focus app called BrainFM. Once I had a streak of listening to it for 40 weeks.
I really think that it's a nice app, and the best proof is when you advertise something (either for money or not) is to show that you actually use it.
For example, there is a music for focus app called BrainFM. Once I had a streak of listening to it for 40 weeks.
November 19, 2025 at 10:30 AM
CleanShot didn't pay me for this.
I really think that it's a nice app, and the best proof is when you advertise something (either for money or not) is to show that you actually use it.
For example, there is a music for focus app called BrainFM. Once I had a streak of listening to it for 40 weeks.
I really think that it's a nice app, and the best proof is when you advertise something (either for money or not) is to show that you actually use it.
For example, there is a music for focus app called BrainFM. Once I had a streak of listening to it for 40 weeks.
Although, again, for hex it works only for simple values, I don't know what I'll get if I mix them.
Anyway, now I at least heard about "CIE 1931", "Rec.2020", "HDR", "Gamut", "OKLAB", "OKLCH", "P3", "Adobe RGB", "sRGB"
guys 3 years ago it was color: #aabbcc :D Or HSL
Anyway, now I at least heard about "CIE 1931", "Rec.2020", "HDR", "Gamut", "OKLAB", "OKLCH", "P3", "Adobe RGB", "sRGB"
guys 3 years ago it was color: #aabbcc :D Or HSL
November 17, 2025 at 7:36 AM
Although, again, for hex it works only for simple values, I don't know what I'll get if I mix them.
Anyway, now I at least heard about "CIE 1931", "Rec.2020", "HDR", "Gamut", "OKLAB", "OKLCH", "P3", "Adobe RGB", "sRGB"
guys 3 years ago it was color: #aabbcc :D Or HSL
Anyway, now I at least heard about "CIE 1931", "Rec.2020", "HDR", "Gamut", "OKLAB", "OKLCH", "P3", "Adobe RGB", "sRGB"
guys 3 years ago it was color: #aabbcc :D Or HSL
But you know, if I want pure green color, I know it's
R G B
#00FF00
But in oklch, I don't how what hue corresponds to green? Am I wrong here?
L = understood, lightness
C = understood, "how vibrant the color is"
H = understood, but how to know without looking, what color I'll get :)
R G B
#00FF00
But in oklch, I don't how what hue corresponds to green? Am I wrong here?
L = understood, lightness
C = understood, "how vibrant the color is"
H = understood, but how to know without looking, what color I'll get :)
November 17, 2025 at 7:36 AM
But you know, if I want pure green color, I know it's
R G B
#00FF00
But in oklch, I don't how what hue corresponds to green? Am I wrong here?
L = understood, lightness
C = understood, "how vibrant the color is"
H = understood, but how to know without looking, what color I'll get :)
R G B
#00FF00
But in oklch, I don't how what hue corresponds to green? Am I wrong here?
L = understood, lightness
C = understood, "how vibrant the color is"
H = understood, but how to know without looking, what color I'll get :)
True. I just wanted to make a nice newsletter :)
Btw, I still don't fully get it how to use oklch, I mean, their values may go beyond visible areas and it's like... well, without a ready palette (or color picker) I wouldn't be able to choose a proper color.
Although, same for HEX
Btw, I still don't fully get it how to use oklch, I mean, their values may go beyond visible areas and it's like... well, without a ready palette (or color picker) I wouldn't be able to choose a proper color.
Although, same for HEX
November 17, 2025 at 7:36 AM
True. I just wanted to make a nice newsletter :)
Btw, I still don't fully get it how to use oklch, I mean, their values may go beyond visible areas and it's like... well, without a ready palette (or color picker) I wouldn't be able to choose a proper color.
Although, same for HEX
Btw, I still don't fully get it how to use oklch, I mean, their values may go beyond visible areas and it's like... well, without a ready palette (or color picker) I wouldn't be able to choose a proper color.
Although, same for HEX
This stuff sounds like a rocket science to me.
I've been writing a newsletter issue and realized that instead it should be at least a book 🤯
I've been writing a newsletter issue and realized that instead it should be at least a book 🤯
November 17, 2025 at 7:18 AM
This stuff sounds like a rocket science to me.
I've been writing a newsletter issue and realized that instead it should be at least a book 🤯
I've been writing a newsletter issue and realized that instead it should be at least a book 🤯
Another trick is to use grayscale on the <html> tag.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
November 10, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Another trick is to use grayscale on the <html> tag.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
This way you can look at your app from a different perspective and see how it looks grayscaled.
It is useful if you want to see what draws users' attention most, whether interactive elements are recognizable without colors.
Again, I don't want to use third-party service.
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
November 5, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Again, I don't want to use third-party service.
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
Not only it's not written by me, but also the last time I used it, half of the recepients got "This is a test message" as a text! And it wasn't my fault.
Plus they still require $3-5 maybe per letter.
Any thoughts?
That's just for the delivery cost, everything else is on me (thick colorful paper with fun stuff like butterflies, badges, I'll figure it out).
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
November 5, 2025 at 11:54 AM
That's just for the delivery cost, everything else is on me (thick colorful paper with fun stuff like butterflies, badges, I'll figure it out).
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.
Or maybe someone knows how to reduce costs.