Color theory is foundational design knowledge, yet a PDF textbook is forgotten in 3 days. Color Theory AI turns each rule into interactive case studies: pick 'complementary' → AI generates 6 real-world cases (poster / web / interior / fashion) with designer annotations and counter-example anti-patterns.
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180° opposites: red↔green / blue↔orange / yellow↔purple — max drama, hardest to balance.
120° three-way: red/yellow/blue — classic balance, ideal for kids / festive design.
30°-adjacent trios: orange-yellow-green / blue-purple-pink — most harmonious, hardest to mess up.
Main + 30° each side of its complement: drama softened. e.g. blue + yellow-orange + red-orange.
Rectangle 4-way: rich but hard to balance — needs 1 dominant + 3 support hierarchy.
Main 60%, support 30%, accent 10% — universal interior/UI rule. AI follows this ratio by default.
Different things. Color theory = objective rules (complementary etc.). Personal color = what flatters your skin. Palette generator = applied output. We provide all three as separate tools.
Yes. Each theory ships with 6 generated cases + counter-examples + designer notes — 5× faster than PDF textbooks. Suggested path: Complementary → Analogous → Triadic → Split-Comp → Tetradic → 60-30-10.
Yes. Every case exports as Tailwind classes / CSS variables / Figma styles. Optionally call the palette generator to extend the demo palette into a full 8-color brand system.