According to what I said, if you set hue to 240, you get blue. So I just took 240 as the hue, and 50% as the saturation and the lightness, and I got this pleasing blue:
Which looks way better than the #0000ff blue.
Here's a red (hsl(0, 50%, 50%)) and a green (hsl(120, 50%, 50%))
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Great explanation! Thank you !
Would you mind share some examples?
Sure thing!
According to what I said, if you set hue to 240, you get blue. So I just took 240 as the hue, and
50%as the saturation and the lightness, and I got this pleasing blue:Which looks way better than the
#0000ffblue.Here's a red (
hsl(0, 50%, 50%)) and a green (hsl(120, 50%, 50%))