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As explained in the article, you need to choose the dataset that fits your needs. And you're right, a smaller dataset with more common names will be more useful
by Gauth 15y ago
As explained in the article, you need to choose the dataset that fits your needs. And you're right, a smaller dataset with more common names will be more useful in some cases.
- daltonlp 15y agoYou may want to try using the colr.org API: http://www.colr.org/api.html http://www.colr.org/api.html The entire colr.org dataset isn't available, but you can make ajax requests for individual hex values, typically in less than 100ms. The dataset should also include the standard CSS and HTML color names. This was part of the initial buildout several years ago.
- dazmax 15y agoYou should try it with the xkcd color dataset. http://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/ http://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/