I have been using the Global Colors feature extensively and found that when multiple colors are added (for example, when used for shadows), the palette becomes cluttered and difficult to navigate:
I propose the addition of an organization system, potentially using labels (for example Primary Colors and Shades), to make the management of the color palette more efficient. By thematically grouping colors (for instance, by their usage or purpose), users will be able to locate and apply their desired colors more effectively.
This added layer of organization would be an incredible benefit to the overall user experience, making color management more intuitive and streamlined.
Another possible solution to consider could be dividing different shades into separate blocks instead of grouping them all into one. This way, users could quickly identify the colors they need based on their designated block. I have attached a picture below to illustrate how this could be implemented. This new structure would not only keep the palette organized, but it could also speed up the design process, as colors would be more easily locatable and applicable. Please see the attached example for a more detailed visual representation of this idea.
Thank you for considering my suggestion. I believe this improvement could significantly enhance the usability of GeneratePress for many users.
I have been using the Global Colors feature extensively and found that when multiple colors are added (for example, when used for shadows), the palette becomes cluttered and difficult to navigate:
I propose the addition of an organization system, potentially using labels (for example Primary Colors and Shades), to make the management of the color palette more efficient. By thematically grouping colors (for instance, by their usage or purpose), users will be able to locate and apply their desired colors more effectively.
This added layer of organization would be an incredible benefit to the overall user experience, making color management more intuitive and streamlined.
Another possible solution to consider could be dividing different shades into separate blocks instead of grouping them all into one. This way, users could quickly identify the colors they need based on their designated block. I have attached a picture below to illustrate how this could be implemented. This new structure would not only keep the palette organized, but it could also speed up the design process, as colors would be more easily locatable and applicable. Please see the attached example for a more detailed visual representation of this idea.
Thank you for considering my suggestion. I believe this improvement could significantly enhance the usability of GeneratePress for many users.