hexkoodien
Hexkoodien, or hex color codes, are a common way to specify colors in computing by representing red, green, and blue values with hexadecimal digits. Each color is defined by combining three 8-bit channels (R, G, B), and six hexadecimal digits are typically used to encode them.
A hex color code usually begins with a hash symbol and is written as six digits, using
Some contexts support an alpha channel that indicates transparency. Eight-digit hex codes extend the standard form
Common uses include styling colors in web pages (HTML/CSS), defining colors in SVG and other graphic formats,