Palettes Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

ColorSchemer Studio 2 is here, and we have licenses!

by Brett Terpstra (Dec 1st, 2009)

We brought you a sneak peek at ColorSchemer Studio 2 last week, and I'm excited to share the news that it's available today. Any screen-based designer should be excited, and with the new CMYK support and advanced color manipulation tools, anybody who works with color at all should have a look. Some ...

First Look: cliqcliq Colors

by Brett Terpstra (Oct 22nd, 2008)

Colors is a palette generator and editor for the iPhone and iPod touch which updated yesterday to version 1.1 with new features which make it a truly useful tool for working with those hues, tints and shades we come across every day. Colors is primarily directed at web designers and those working ...

Mac DevCenter: palettes or sidebars?

by David Chartier (Jul 31st, 2006)

Following a dilemma that Gus Mueller faced when designing the UI for his latest release of VoodooPad 3, Mac DevCenter has posted a request for feedback on this most heated of UI topics: palettes or sidebars? Preferences can easily sway in either direction, and I personally miss the old-school ...

TUAW Tip: make friends with Mac OS X's Font and Color palettes

by David Chartier (Jul 17th, 2006)

One of the things I'm sure we all love about Mac OS X is how integrated so many of the apps and services are with each other, but did you know that integration can stem all the way down to the fonts and colors you use amongst your apps? In almost any input-based, Cocoa-written app you're running ...

WouldjaDraw illustration software

by David Chartier (Apr 27th, 2006)

Dave Caolo showed you an open source image editing tool, so I thought I'd pick up another end of the spectrum with an illustration tool by the name of WouldjaDraw. While it isn't open source, WouldjaDraw does have a healthy array of illustrating features and tools. Inspector palettes, gradient ...

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