Beaten Tracker - I made yet another FaB life tracker app

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Paletton

Sure! I'm certainly no artist either, but a little knowledge about this stuff goes a long way. There are plenty of curated or algorithmic resources for picking nice palettes if you don't feel up to the task of building one from scratch, like Lospec, ColorHunt, Coolors, and Canva. In my case, I used some basic color theory - I started with the greenish from FaB's life icon which I use as the centrepiece in my app, and the bluish/reddish player colors are its tetradic complements, respectively 90 degrees clockwise and counterclockwise on the color wheel. You can play around with the Canva color wheel or the wizened Paletton to get some intuition for this stuff.

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Coolors.co

Sure! I'm certainly no artist either, but a little knowledge about this stuff goes a long way. There are plenty of curated or algorithmic resources for picking nice palettes if you don't feel up to the task of building one from scratch, like Lospec, ColorHunt, Coolors, and Canva. In my case, I used some basic color theory - I started with the greenish from FaB's life icon which I use as the centrepiece in my app, and the bluish/reddish player colors are its tetradic complements, respectively 90 degrees clockwise and counterclockwise on the color wheel. You can play around with the Canva color wheel or the wizened Paletton to get some intuition for this stuff.

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Color Hunt

Sure! I'm certainly no artist either, but a little knowledge about this stuff goes a long way. There are plenty of curated or algorithmic resources for picking nice palettes if you don't feel up to the task of building one from scratch, like Lospec, ColorHunt, Coolors, and Canva. In my case, I used some basic color theory - I started with the greenish from FaB's life icon which I use as the centrepiece in my app, and the bluish/reddish player colors are its tetradic complements, respectively 90 degrees clockwise and counterclockwise on the color wheel. You can play around with the Canva color wheel or the wizened Paletton to get some intuition for this stuff.

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