Taskalot Color System
Taskalot’s color system reflects its core values of productivity, creativity, and enthusiasm through a split-complementary palette.
Dogwood Rose adds focus and energy, Russian Violet enhances creativity, and Tea Green brings a calming sense of progress.
Together, these colors form a vibrant yet balanced look that keeps users motivated and engaged.
Neutral tones play an essential role, offering a balanced background that supports the primary colors without overwhelming the user.
Taskalot employs five core neutral shades and black tints for greys, which are used across paragraph text, headings, and accents.
This adds sophistication and clarity, ensuring content remains visually accessible and professional.
Accessibility is a key consideration, with color contrast ratios aligned to WCAG 2.0 standards.
System colors highlight critical and non-critical updates, offering clear visual cues for user navigation.
This commitment to inclusivity makes Taskalot accessible to a broad audience, reinforcing usability across all device types.
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Hey Neel,
This a well-thought-out project, I like how you presented your design decisions. I would like to share some thoughts how you applied the colors in the app environment.
In the dark mode, the current palette is quite vibrant, which gives it a modern look. However, I think using a more neutral, subtle base color could be an improvement. Here’s why; Dark mode is usually selected to reduce eye strain, especially in low-light environments. A subtle base color from the neutral palette you created, could enhance readability and make the interface feel more comfortable for extended use. The current purples and bright accents are visually appealing but may contribute to eye fatigue over time.
The light mode version has similar issues. The pink tones are visually distinct but might be a bit too intense for prolonged use in a productivity setting. Using a more neutral background could provide better contrast for the cards and make the interface less overwhelming. The current pink tones are quite dominant and could distract users from focusing on their tasks.
Overall, I think toning down the base colors and focusing on subtle contrasts could make the interface more user-friendly and visually calming, especially for productivity purposes. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and see if any of these suggestions resonate with you!
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