choicescolor

Choicescolor is a term used in software development to describe a configurable set of color options offered to a user within a graphical interface. It typically appears as a palette, swatches, or a color picker with predefined choices.

Data representation and scope: The choices are usually represented as a list of color values in hex (for example, #RRGGBB), RGB tuples, or named colors. The set may be static at design time or generated dynamically from a theme or user profile.

Usage and integration: In UI frameworks, choicescolor is often exposed as a property or parameter on color-picker components, dropdown menus, or theming modules. Developers may configure a minimum and maximum number of choices, ordering, and grouping, and may provide an option to add custom colors.

Accessibility and usability: Designers consider contrast, readability, and color vision accessibility. Keyboard navigation and screen reader labeling are typically supported. Localization may affect color name display.

Variants and related concepts: Some systems distinguish between a fixed palette and a dynamic palette generated from a theme; some refer to color swatch sets, color themes, or color tokens. See also color palette, color picker, theming.