Release notes

Palette previews now use color with more restraint and automatically protect text readability.

• Prefer white text on palette colors when it meets WCAG AA contrast requirements.
• Use the palette’s dark neutral when it remains accessible, with black available as a safe fallback for difficult mid-tones.
• See the selected text treatment, calculated contrast ratio, and AA result alongside each preview color.
• Keep most preview surfaces neutral while reserving core palette colors for actions, progress, and subtle supporting accents.
• Use the refined preview hierarchy across desktop and narrow mobile layouts.
• Use one subtle warm background on the main workspace without the previous gradients or decorative color glows.

Palette creation and actions now use a simpler, clearer workflow.

• Build palettes with three core colors—Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary—plus Light and Dark neutrals.
• Use the same five-role color system in the palette list, responsive interface preview, saved palettes, CSS variables, and JSON exports.
• Open older saved palettes in the current five-role format without bringing back the retired Quaternary and Accent roles.
• Save a palette with the single primary action, then preview it with a distinct secondary action.
• Copy CSS and JSON from matching controls grouped together under a dedicated Export heading.
• Continue receiving a green confirmation directly on the selected export button after a successful copy.
• Use the reorganized actions across desktop and narrow mobile layouts.

Palettes now include a live interface preview and adaptable light and dark colors.

• Preview each palette on a responsive sample product page with navigation, buttons, statistics, cards, notices, and forms.
• Use a near-white light color for quiet backgrounds and a near-black dark color for text and other dark interface elements, both subtly tinted toward the palette.
• Open older saved five-color palettes with the new light and dark colors added automatically, and include all seven colors in CSS and JSON exports.
• Open the UI preview before the export actions and compare its three feature cards with one consistent color treatment.

Copying and managing palettes now provides clearer, more consistent feedback.

• Copying CSS variables or JSON now changes the selected button to a green “Copied!” confirmation and shows an accessible status message.
• Renaming a saved palette now uses a ColorFrom-styled dialog with the existing name selected and validation messages shown in place.
• Deleting a saved palette now uses a matching confirmation dialog with a clearer permanent-deletion warning and distinct delete action.

Mobile palette controls now behave like a draggable bottom sheet.

• Drag the palette handle down to minimize an open palette.
• Drag the same handle up to reopen it while the palette contents move back into view.
• Use the simpler handle and palette label without the previous plus icon.
• Continue tapping the palette label to open or minimize it.
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