ColourMod :: Dynamic (DHTML) Color Picker

Day 2 was unproductive. I just wasn’t happy with what I was coming up with, so, no sneak peaks from Day 2. Although, Day 3, was a lot more productive. After a drink and a batch of tater tots later, the ol’ creative juices got flowing. In my design delirium I […]

After much waiting and many Domain Monitoring status messages later I am now the proud papa of the domain www.colormod.com. My collection is complete. I now own colormod.com, colormod.org, colormod.net, colourmod.com, colourmod.org, colourmod.net. Not being able to own that domain was the real reason that I chose the “OU” spelling for ColourMod. […]

My first goal was to come up with a design for ColourMod that was much smaller, but still just as practical. Not much innovation here, except that I can be as cool as Apple and make my products tiny and call them mini. One thing that I’m going to be adding is skins […]

30 minutes into being chained to the PowerBook has been successful so far! I decided that I needed to make a much needed upgrade to Wordpress, which went very smooth. Yep, the boring ol’ default theme. Bear with me and you will be seeing something different.

I’ve always marveled at the popularity of ColourMod. I really didn’t set out to make it what it has become. ColourMod was birthed out a personal need that I had for a colour picker. I realized that every colour picker that someone had created either sucked, or didn’t work in one of […]

If you haven’t heard of ColorBurn yet I’ll be the first to let you know that it is a very cool widget. You might ask how I could promote someone elses colour related widget, when I’m obviously in the colour widget business. Well, ColorBurn displays palettes, ColourMod lets you choose colours. Anyway, […]

I just wanted to post a quick PSA about problems I’m running into regarding the ColourMod Unbranded version. I’ve had a couple people say that they haven’t received the source files even though they had paid. Yes, they really did pay. I have record in my sent box of sending them the […]

Alex Wayne at Beautiful Pixel has beautifully integrated the ColourMod PNP into his rich web application called, Canvarticles. Canvarticles is “a particle engine written using canvas and JavaScript.” It was created so that developers can add particle effects to their canvas creations. For those of you who are like me and didn’t know what canvas […]