Steve Schoger

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Steve Schoger @steveschoger

[2/6] Once you’re satisfied with your design, in your design tool (I'm using Figma), draw a rectangle layer on top covering the entire design. Experiment by changing the layers colors, blending modes and opacity — I find it’s best to keep things subtle by using a low opacity. https://t.co/DHlVtsFcQ3 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 11, 2022

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[1/6] To try this, it will be easier to experiment if your design is finalized with your color palette defined up front. I’m using @tailwindcss colors here but we talk about building a color palette in this Refactoring UI chapter: https://t.co/C9orDuqPFT https://t.co/mn6YAuV3ht — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 11, 2022

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[3/6] Once you’re happy with the results, overlay a layer with the same color/blending mode/opacity values on top of your already defined color palette and sample the new hex values with the eye dropper to create your new color palette. https://t.co/FijyVRHQ3h — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 11, 2022