QColorred

QColorred is a color token used in a hypothetical Qt‑inspired color system. It represents a vivid red reference color intended for consistent rendering across devices, themes, and accessibility considerations. In this context, QColorred functions as a named color within a palette rather than a result of color mixing.

Definition and value: QColorred is typically defined in sRGB as pure red, with hex value #FF0000 and RGB(255, 0, 0). In color management, it may also be expressed in HSL as 0°, 100%, 50%. Depending on implementation, it can be mapped to different gamma-corrected representations to maintain perceptual uniformity across displays.

Usage: In a codebase that defines named colors, QColorred can be declared as a constant color object, for example: const QColor QColorred = QColor("#FF0000"); It can be applied to widget backgrounds, text, or borders to ensure visual emphasis and consistency with design tokens across the UI.

Variations and theming: The token may have variants such as QColorredDark or QColorredSoft to support different themes or states. These variants help designers maintain contrast and readability while preserving a consistent red reference across light and dark modes.

Relationship to real systems: QColorred is not an official Qt class or color. It is described here as a conceptual token used in documentation and design systems to illustrate how named colors can anchor a color palette. It contrasts with direct color values and dynamic color calculations by providing a stable reference point for branding and accessibility.