Hsl gives me the possibility to work with colors: if I want to tone down the color for the active state I adjust the lightness. When I want to create a slightly blue toned gray I use a hue of ~200, a saturation of ~8% and ~97% lightness.
I like HSL per se too, but it is unfortunately pretty much useless in practice as most design tools use HSB instead. I often see designers getting confused because they don't realize HSL != HSB.
Hello Benjamin,
why do you see hsl inferior to hex?
Hsl gives me the possibility to work with colors: if I want to tone down the color for the active state I adjust the lightness. When I want to create a slightly blue toned gray I use a hue of ~200, a saturation of ~8% and ~97% lightness.