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Color Scheme Designer vs Adobe Kuler

One of my designer friend shows me Color Scheme Designer, similar to Adobe Kuler. The best part about that scheme is it only uses HTML and Javascripts instead of Flash, can export as Gimp palette. What are missing are HSV, CMYK, and LAB.
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nicu said…
So is like an online version of Agave?
Tue Oct 27, 12:31:00 am GMT-7
Luya Tshimbalanga said…
First time I heard about Agave color scheme. I installed it to see the comparison and confirm Color Scheme Designer is very much online Agave. Too bad there is no CMYK (At least Scribus has it).
Thu Oct 29, 06:51:00 pm GMT-7
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