Standardvärvid

Standardvärvid, often translated as standard colors or default colors, refers to a predefined set of colors that are commonly available and used across various applications and platforms. These colors are typically established by industry standards or by the operating system and software developers to ensure consistency and predictability in visual presentation. The exact set of standard colors can vary depending on the context, such as web design, graphic design software, or user interface elements.

In the realm of web development, standard colors are often referenced using hexadecimal color codes, RGB values, or named colors. For instance, the CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) standard defines a list of basic color names like "red," "blue," "green," and "black," along with their corresponding numerical values. Similarly, in graphic design software, a palette of default colors is usually provided, which users can then modify or expand. The concept of standardvärvid aims to simplify the design process by offering a common starting point, facilitating interoperability between different systems and applications. While designers can always choose custom colors, standardvärvid provides a foundation for universal visual communication.