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In 2021, the Oklab and Oklch color spaces were included in the CSS Color Level 4 and Level 4 drafts and support has since been implemented in all major web browsers.
Oklab was introduced by Björn Ottosson in December 2020 by this blog post, and it is broadly similar to CIE Lab but purported to have improved perceptual qualities, in particular CIE Lab is worse at predicting hues, particularly blue hues.
Oklch is to Oklab what CIE LHC is to CIE Lab: the polar version of Oklab. It isn't set out in Björn's blog post but is documented (along with Oklab) in the CSS Color Level 4 draft
I figure support by major web browsers gives these color spaces enough weight to warrant support.
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@DrewFenwick Oklab looks very interesting and something we should definitely implement. I might be able to get to it a bit later this month towards the holidays. You are welcome to submit a PR if you wanna give it a try yourself before then.
In 2021, the Oklab and Oklch color spaces were included in the CSS Color Level 4 and Level 4 drafts and support has since been implemented in all major web browsers.
Oklab was introduced by Björn Ottosson in December 2020 by this blog post, and it is broadly similar to CIE Lab but purported to have improved perceptual qualities, in particular CIE Lab is worse at predicting hues, particularly blue hues.
Oklch is to Oklab what CIE LHC is to CIE Lab: the polar version of Oklab. It isn't set out in Björn's blog post but is documented (along with Oklab) in the CSS Color Level 4 draft
I figure support by major web browsers gives these color spaces enough weight to warrant support.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: