Smart Color Palette Suggestions Based on Intent, Audience, and Design Context

Color selection is a crucial aspect of web and app design that significantly influences user engagement, emotional impact, and usability. However, many developers and coders lack formal training in design, leading to suboptimal color choices. Existing color palette generators offer limited support as they rarely consider the three essential factors: intent, audience, and design context. This paper explores the current landscape of smart color recommendation systems and highlights this gap. We propose a conceptual framework that assists developers by asking targeted questions about their design goal, target audience (age group, industry), and content type. This framework will suggest appropriate color palettes aligned with psychological and cultural color theories. Our goal is to make design more accessible for developers and improve the overall quality of digital interfaces.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-07-24
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.73235
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Color perception and design
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Smart Color Palette Suggestions Based on Intent, Audience, and Design Context

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Color perception and design
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Smart Color Palette Suggestions Based on Intent, Audience, and Design Context

Samruddhi Milind Save
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Abstract

Color selection is a crucial aspect of web and app design that significantly influences user engagement, emotional impact, and usability. However, many developers and coders lack formal training in design, leading to suboptimal color choices. Existing color palette generators offer limited support as they rarely consider the three essential factors: intent, audience, and design context. This paper explores the current landscape of smart color recommendation systems and highlights this gap. We propose a conceptual framework that assists developers by asking targeted questions about their design goal, target audience (age group, industry), and content type. This framework will suggest appropriate color palettes aligned with psychological and cultural color theories. Our goal is to make design more accessible for developers and improve the overall quality of digital interfaces.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(7)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Color perception and design
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