Negative

public interface Negative implements ColorShadesPalette

Negative colors typically signify caution or restraint, conveying a sense of seriousness or formality. They are often used in designs where a sober or professional tone is required.

Functions

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public abstract Color getBase()

The main base color of the palette.

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public abstract Color getColor100()

The second lightest shade in the palette (10% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor200()

The third lightest shade in the palette (20% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor300()

The fourth lightest shade in the palette (30% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor400()

The fifth lightest shade in the palette (40% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor50()

The lightest shade in the palette (5% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor500()

The base shade in the palette, typically the primary color (50% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor600()

The sixth darkest shade in the palette (60% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor700()

The fifth darkest shade in the palette (70% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor800()

The fourth darkest shade in the palette (80% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor900()

The third darkest shade in the palette (90% saturation).

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public abstract Color getColor950()

The second darkest shade in the palette (95% saturation).