Color in HSL Flashcards

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What does a Hue of 60° represent

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A hue of 60° would represent Yellow

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What would a Hue of 120° represent

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A hue of 120° would represent Green.

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What does a Hue of 180° represent?

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A hue of 180° represents Cyan

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What does a Hue of 240° represent?

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A hue of 240° represents Blue.

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What does a Hue of 300° represent?

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A hue of 300° represents Purple

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What does a Hue of 0° or 360° represent?

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A hue of 0° or 360° represents Red

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What would setting the lightness of a color to 100% do?

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This would produce White.

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How could we produce a black color using HSL?

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Setting the Lightness to 0% would produce black

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What would a Saturation value of 0% produce in HSL colors?

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0% Saturation would produce a grey color is HSL.

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How could we control Transparency with HSL?

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By using HSLA - we can set the Alpha channel, or Transparency, of a color.

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11
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What is the syntax of an HSLA color declaration?

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hsla(hue, saturation, lightness, alpha)

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