Thursday, March 1st, 2007
ColorJack: Visualize color theory
ColorJack allows you to visualize color theory with the sphere.
This reminds us of Kuler, the user generated color app from Adobe Labs. It is pretty amazing that so many people are sharing color groups :)













To bad it’s Firefox only (at least it doesn’t work in my IE7).
Beautiful tool. I don’t even mind that it’s not cross browser.
Impressive tool! Good work!
On IE7 doen’t work?! Browser… browser… compatibility ;(
Only FireFox is supported?!
Thanks for posting my site! I read Ajaxian like 5 times a day, even though it’s only updated once or twice, it’s an addiction :)
As far as IE support goes, I’m working on it… Basically the canvas elements need to be re-written into VML. However, I don’t have a PC to test it out on… So going to buy Windows for my Mac Pro for dual-boot.
This is a really new project, just something I was working on during vacation for a few days. I’m glad some people are enjoying it!
Oh, and be sure to play around with the “Custom…” function under the “Normal Vision” menu… That is probably the coolest part of this program… Play around with the sliders, “Randomize” and “Denomalize”.
Hi mud !
Just wanna say “WoW”. I really like this showcase ! I’m not using canvas yet (didn’t have time yet) but you really make me wanna give a try !
And about cross browser issue, why not open the code to the rets of us ? maybe someone (or me?) can help a little bit ?
Best luck anyway ! I really like your tools :)
I’m releasing a sphere plugin for your website (under Creative Commons) that seems to have some of the same issues in IE as the sphere does. It does not have any Canvas elements in it, however: http://www.colorjack.com/plugin/sphere/
As far as the VML issues, I just posted a project to elance.
This is fantastic - I am trying to work out how to enter a specific Hex # but when I click on the number it wont let me enter anything - am I missing something
Nice tool. But I cannot find any texbox to write a hex-code manually, or is it impossible?
It’s impossible as of now, but will add in the next version :)