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Document what are android-components and common patterns we see in our applications #33
When using colors, we try to use existing references to our color palette because:
This ensures we're using the colors we want to be using rather than typoing them and using slightly off colors
It reduces the overall number of colors defined in the app, making things a little smaller and simpler
Makes dialogue between UX and engineering easier: "what color is that?" "Oh, photonGrey10." "Ah, that should be photonGrey20!"
There isn't a great way at the moment to go from hex code to color name besides grepping through the file in the android-components repository. Usually, Amin will mention the color name and it won't come directly as hex just from the mocks.
Caveat: the android-components project doesn't define colors with different alpha values, however: in this case, we define redundant colors in the project like, photonGrey10_a80p (photon grey 10 with 80% transparency) and try to re-use those.
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mcomella commentedon Aug 1, 2018
Something I wrote up for colors: