Chroma

There is also a CIELCH colorspace that allow you to still work in the CIE colorspace but use familiar values of luminosity, chroma and hue. I created a library for Processing/Java that allows the user to define colors in CIELCH space [1]. [1] https://github.com/neilpanchal/Chroma

I built similar perceptually uniform color library: https://github.com/neilpanchal/Chroma The sad part is that we have all these colors available in the physical world but representing in sRGB (or even Adobe RGB or DCI P3) space takes away all the fun. We have a narrow space to work within and it poses limits to what you can do. Vast majority of monitors in the world are barely capable of representing sRGB space, and even if they are, calibration is another issue. You can employ all kinds of science in representing proper colors but if the end user's calibration is not good, all bets are off. Colors are a problem for interface design (and accessibility), it becomes a real challenge when dealing with quantitative data and build perceptually uniform colormaps with accessibility considerations, here is an amazing presentation of Matplotlib's

I wrote a Processing library [1] that allows you to select perceptually inform colors in any range (but remember there are holes where normal sRGB monitors cannot fill, see the API docs [2]). If you haven’t heard of Processing, check it out! [3]; it is a generative graphics tool with an Arduino-like interface and IDE. [1] https://github.com/neilpanchal/Chroma [2] https://github.com/neilpanchal/Chroma/blob/master/README.md [3] https://processing.org/

I wrote a library for Java/Processing that resonates with this article: https://github.com/neilpanchal/Chroma