On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, Hakon Lie wrote: > Chris Lilley has brought to attention a color naming scheme that fits > neatly into CSS. CNS is described in [1]. The basic components of CNS > are: > hues: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown, white, gray, black > saturation: grayish, moderate, strong, vivid (vivid is default) > lightness: very dark, dark, medium, light, very light (medium is default) ... > In order to incorporate CNS into CSS we need some sample code for > convert to RGB, and to resolve the 'magenta' conflict. Before we go > ahead with this, what are people's reactions? This seems like a good way of describing colors in human-readable form. I'm all for it. > [1] T Berk, L Brownston, A Kaufman: A New Color-Naming System for > Graphis Languages, IEE CG&A, May 1982 Benjamin C. W. SittlerReceived on Friday, 2 February 1996 13:25:25 GMT
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