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The given default color picker seems to be quite a headache when it comes to entering a custom color. The color picker defaults to rgb which each have to be typed seperately, and there is no state saving the user preference of color models.(i.e if for example hex is chosen once and entered, then the next time when color is chosen again it defaults to rgb which is very inconvinient).
Proposed Solution
It would be great if the above said problem can be solved by introducing a short-lived state variable.
A better idea would be to work on the UX/UI part of the color picker itself, and revamp to a better version.
While choosing a color in hex:
While choosing a new color, it defaults to RGB instead of HEX:
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What is the problem?
The given default color picker seems to be quite a headache when it comes to entering a custom color. The color picker defaults to rgb which each have to be typed seperately, and there is no state saving the user preference of color models.(i.e if for example hex is chosen once and entered, then the next time when color is chosen again it defaults to rgb which is very inconvinient).
Proposed Solution
It would be great if the above said problem can be solved by introducing a short-lived state variable.
A better idea would be to work on the UX/UI part of the color picker itself, and revamp to a better version.
While choosing a color in hex:

While choosing a new color, it defaults to RGB instead of HEX:

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: