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CoffeeCup Software Inc.
Phone: 678.495.3480
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
12,600 posts
We want your ideas, suggestions, and comments about CoffeeCup Website Color Schemer . So tell us: How can we make the software even better? Remember, our products are here for you guys, so we want to make them the very best we can
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Scott A. Swedorski - VP of Product Development
CoffeeCup Software Inc.
Phone: 678.495.3480
~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~Scott A. Swedorski - VP of Product Development
CoffeeCup Software Inc.
Phone: 678.495.3480
CBryant911
Registered User
3 posts
I got a great suggestion on your future versions of (Coffeecup Website Color Schemer), it will be great to have in my opinion, my suggestion is to easily make color palettes by having a random color button, that when you select it you will randomly get a color that you can use in your palette.
Andrew Kersting
Ambassador
2 posts
Make the HTML used for page preview customizable
Jim
Registered User
79 posts
Color schemer is a great little program. To me, the one thing that would greatly ease and speed up web site development would be some kind of facility to import color schemes created in color schemer directly into the "custom color" pallet of other CC tools such as VSD, Photo Gallery, Form Builder, etc.
This would save one from having to reenter the RGB values of every custom color for your site into every program one is using to build the site.
Thoughts anyone? Thanks. Jim
"You can see a lot, just by looking."
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This would save one from having to reenter the RGB values of every custom color for your site into every program one is using to build the site.
Thoughts anyone? Thanks. Jim
"You can see a lot, just by looking."
Main Site:
http://www.availablelightphotogallery.com
Store:
http://www.availablelightphotogallery.com/store/
Melvin Tan
Registered User
26 posts
yeah great deal for those without Color Schemer which cost only $9 for both the program and comes with a color web handbook.
For those who already own Color Schemer, suck thumb and pay the same price if you really need just the color web handbook.
This is coffeecup latest marketing strategy.
For those who already own Color Schemer, suck thumb and pay the same price if you really need just the color web handbook.
This is coffeecup latest marketing strategy.
Dick Van Buren
Ambassador
9 posts
A quick thought about Color Schemer ... I use it all the time to build sites. It would really be handy to have the file name or the Scheme name displayed somewhere on the screen. It would make it a lot easier to identify which color scheme goes with which site ....
Prehistoric Profile
Registered User
43 posts
I just purchased both the Color Schemer and the Web Color Handbook. The handbook lists the "Analogous Complementary" color combination, but I don't see it as a selection in the Color Schemer. Boo-hoo, that's the color combination I wanted to play with.
But, otherwise a WONDERFUL tool!!
Thanks. When I look in the mirror and I see me there, I think that I shouldn't stare.
But, otherwise a WONDERFUL tool!!
Thanks. When I look in the mirror and I see me there, I think that I shouldn't stare.
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
12,600 posts
Prehistoric Profile wrote:
I just purchased both the Color Schemer and the Web Color Handbook. The handbook lists the "Analogous Complementary" color combination, but I don't see it as a selection in the Color Schemer. Boo-hoo, that's the color combination I wanted to play with.
But, otherwise a WONDERFUL tool!!
Thanks.
I just purchased both the Color Schemer and the Web Color Handbook. The handbook lists the "Analogous Complementary" color combination, but I don't see it as a selection in the Color Schemer. Boo-hoo, that's the color combination I wanted to play with.
But, otherwise a WONDERFUL tool!!
Thanks.
You cannot miss it. It is right on the right hand size in the drop down list.
~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~Scott A. Swedorski - VP of Product Development
CoffeeCup Software Inc.
Phone: 678.495.3480
Prehistoric Profile
Registered User
43 posts
I have a dual screen setup and I just discovered that the "Capture Color From Screen" tool can't capture a color from my Primary screen if the Color Schemer is on the Secondary screen. The workaround is to move the Color Schemer window to the Primary screen--then it can capture colors from either screen.
Don't know if that is something that can be fixed, but thought I'd mention it. When I look in the mirror and I see me there, I think that I shouldn't stare.
Don't know if that is something that can be fixed, but thought I'd mention it. When I look in the mirror and I see me there, I think that I shouldn't stare.
Prehistoric Profile
Registered User
43 posts
Scott Swedorski wrote:
You cannot miss it. It is right on the right hand size in the drop down list.
Prehistoric Profile wrote:
I just purchased both the Color Schemer and the Web Color Handbook. The handbook lists the "Analogous Complementary" color combination, but I don't see it as a selection in the Color Schemer. Boo-hoo, that's the color combination I wanted to play with.
But, otherwise a WONDERFUL tool!!
Thanks.
I just purchased both the Color Schemer and the Web Color Handbook. The handbook lists the "Analogous Complementary" color combination, but I don't see it as a selection in the Color Schemer. Boo-hoo, that's the color combination I wanted to play with.
But, otherwise a WONDERFUL tool!!
Thanks.
You cannot miss it. It is right on the right hand size in the drop down list.
I see
* Analogous Colors
* Complimentary Colors
* Triadic Colors
* Split-Complementary Colors
* Triadic Colors
but no Analogous Complementary.
BUT, as I use the thing, it's become apparent that that is a very minor detail as I can use Split-Complementary Colors and just click "Add Colors to Scheme" and then click-and-drag the final color to the Scheme Colors box.
BUT, an annoying result of the Click-and-Drag is that it also selects that color as the keystone color on the color wheel. It would be better if it sensed the Drag action and canceled the "Selection" action. When I look in the mirror and I see me there, I think that I shouldn't stare.
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