[DarwinMailApp]

This is incredibly useful for anyone designing a new site from scratch. I think it's quite useful for reimagining the colors of your existing site, too, with one caveat. I'd love to be able to enter some of my own colors - and have your tool suggest a color palette.

Not the easiest feature to add, but would be exceptionally useful. Either way, I love what you do, mackenziechild and have followed your work for years.

You have inspired me over and over to improve DarwinMail [1]. Some of your small design tips have vastly improved the UI of DarwinMail. Thank you so much for all your tutorials, tweets and general design inspiration.

PS: I also love that you were a designer first, and decided to learn how to code too. It's so useful to learn in that order. No wonder your projects are always so brilliant.

[1] https://www.darwinmail.app

[mackenziechild]

Thanks dude, you're too kind

[DarwinMailApp]

You're welcome buddy

[elefantastisch]

https://coolors.co/ can suggest colors to go with user-entered colors.

No affiliation, just a tool I've used.

[DarwinMailApp]

A fantastic tool! Thank you for sharing.

The only drawback is that I cannot see the colors on the UI (on a sample website) like I can with Happy Hues. Granted, I can copy them into my website to test out.

I just love how easy it is to use Happy Hues.

[sombremesa]

> I'd love to be able to enter some of my own colors - and have your tool suggest a color palette.

Not sure whether that's possible with this site, since it was built without code.

[mackenziechild]

It probably _could_ be, but I'd probably have to build (or hire someone to build) some sort of external app / database to manage all that.

A simpler solution I thought about what recreating the layout in Figma or Sketch, then someone could create their own palette simply by tweaking color swatches (and have it auto update on the mockup).

[sombremesa]

It might be easier to get someone to build you a bookmarklet that uses JS and puts an input on the page.

Do the tools you're using (webflow) not let you put any custom JavaScript on the page?

[DarwinMailApp]

I don't think it is.

Still an incredibly useful website with a gorgeous design!