Clove Colors
(2026)
Clove Colors is a free color workbench for designers and developers.
It turns a palette into color ramps, light and dark themes, contrast reports, previews, and design tokens that are ready to use in a product.
It works without an account and keeps saved palettes in the browser.
Case study
Clove Colors
What I focused on
For Clove Colors, I brought product thinking, interface design, and frontend engineering together around one clear problem.
Clove Colors helps designers and developers turn a group of colors into a complete product color system.
You can create and edit a palette, assign colors to clear roles, build coordinated ramps, and check exact foreground and background pairs against WCAG contrast rules.
The visualizer applies the palette to sample marketing, dashboard, and mobile screens. Exports are available as CSS, Tailwind, design-token JSON, or plain JSON.
The site also includes 24 original curated palettes and read-only MCP tools. It has no accounts or database, and palettes saved in the app stay in the browser.
What I can help with
- Websites and web apps
Custom builds shaped around the product, audience, and way the team needs to work.
- Frontend systems
Responsive layouts, reusable components, semantic HTML, and architecture that is easy to extend.
- Interaction and motion
Purposeful animation, 3D experiences, and polished details that make an interface feel intuitive.
- Product interfaces
Dashboards, learning tools, AI products, workflows, and design systems built for real use.
- Performance and accessibility
Fast, crawlable pages with clear content, structured data, and accessible interactions.
