June 2018
A Proof-of-Concept Photo Colour Grader
A web UI experiment for selecting colours and transforming nearby ranges based on colour distance.
This was a colour grader web application I built as a proof-of-concept to try out a few interaction ideas.
The main feature was the colour selector UI. The core idea was that you could select some colours and then apply transformations to other colours as a function of their distance to the selected colour.
Clicking a coloured circle let you change its settings. New circles could be created by clicking inside the large circle, and they could be moved with drag and drop.
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