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We have lots of added support, new colors, and overall improvements! There are both development and design breaking changes. Please coordinate with your team appropriately for the following changes:
New colors for broader palette to support upcoming data visualization work: Ultramarine, Cerulean, Lime, Gold, Peach, and Violet
All colors revised for consistent color contrast so that colors can be safely swapped
Most grades now 1-90 to more accurately obey IBM Design Language’s 50-Point Contrast Accessibility Standards. 100 grades replaced per color for a universal black.
Automated file generation (.ase, .clr, and .sketchpallete) for
your workflow’s tools
Renamed “tones” to “grades” to better reflect IBM Design Language
Core taken out of values array to emphasize that they vary which grade they are between colors
Bower support has been dropped for maintainability, but older versions will no be removed
Hello lovely humans,
ibm-design-colors just published its new version 2.0.1.
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GitHub Release
We have lots of added support, new colors, and overall improvements! There are both development and design breaking changes. Please coordinate with your team appropriately for the following changes:
Special thanks to Josh Black (@joshblack), Ben Cox (@ind1go), Brian Drum (@briandrum), Stephanie Hagadorn (@shagadorn), Diego Hernandez (@cuyaproductions), Derrick Ligon (@derrickligon), Matthew Paul (@matthewcpaul), Jordan Winick (@jordaniusrex), and Sam Winslet (@winslet) for their issues/comments/contributions for this release!
The new version differs by 58 commits .
bcae653Bump to 2.0.1316d218Merge pull request #27 from IBM-Design/v2.0e08f0a5Merge branch 'master' into v2.03850d48Version number updatede4de552.0.0786e61fNow handles new number system correctlye4f19a5Final beta version - 2.0.0-beta.38e8f82fClose #41: Was dividing RGB by wrong numberd329377Switch tone to grade for proper terminologya082449Close #39: Specify core outside of values array7a90e11Close #40: .clr generates based on display color profile now6f83986Typosf9a5053Merge pull request #38 from ind1go/v2.0ecfd5d0Create organised ASE file9422769new sketchpaletteThere are 58 commits in total. See the full diff.
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