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Toolbox 2000 for macOS

About This App

Toolbox 2000 is a professional design utility that combines five essential tools into one streamlined application.

The Five Tools

Colours
Sample and analyse colours with WCAG/APCA accessibility checking, colour harmony generation, and comprehensive colour format support.

Mixer
Blend colours with professional blend modes, create custom colour chips, and save swatches for later use.

Canvas
Quick access to common canvas sizes for web, print, and social media with live grid overlay generation.

Scaler
Calculate dimensions using aspect ratios, percentages, target sizes, and A-series paper scaling.

Fonts
Explore typefaces, generate type scales, and browse character maps with Unicode reference.

Quick Start

  1. Switch between tools using the toolbar buttons or ⌘1-5 keyboard shortcuts

  2. Click any value to copy it to your clipboard

  3. Use the pin button to keep the app always on top

  4. Collapsible sections remember their state between sessions

  5. Press ⌘? to access this help documentation anytime

Key Features

  • One-click copying of all values to clipboard

  • Professional colour space conversions (sRGB, LAB, LCH, OKLCH)

  • WCAG 2.1 and APCA (3.0) accessibility analysis

  • Live preview with animated transitions

  • Modular type scale generation based on musical ratios

  • Export capabilities for palettes (CSS/JSON) and grids (PNG)

  • Always On Top window pinning for floating above other apps

  • Keyboard shortcuts for power users

  • Session memory preserves your workflow

Colours Tool

Overview

Sample, analyse, and harmonise colours with professional precision. The Colours tool provides comprehensive colour information across multiple colour spaces and includes accessibility analysis.

Current Colour Properties

When you select a colour, view detailed information including:

Colour Values (sRGB):

  • HEX: 6-digit hexadecimal (#RRGGBB)

  • RGB: Red, Green, Blue (0-255)

  • HSL: Hue (0-360°), Saturation (0-100%), Lightness (0-100%)

  • HSV: Hue (0-360°), Saturation (0-100%), Value/Brightness (0-100%)

Advanced Colour Spaces:

  • LAB: Lightness (0-100), a* (green-red), b* (blue-yellow)

  • LCH: Lightness (0-100), Chroma (0-150), Hue (0-360°)

  • OKLCH: Perceptually uniform L (0-1), C (0-0.4), H (0-360°)

  • CMYK: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black (0-100%) - for print

  • XYZ: CIE 1931 colour space values

Colour Properties:

  • Brightness: Perceived lightness (0-100%)

  • Saturation: Colour intensity (0-100%)

  • Warmth: Temperature indicator (Neutral/Cool/Warm)

Accessibility Analysis

Check colour contrast compliance against WCAG and APCA standards:

WCAG 2.1 Standards:

  • Level AA: Minimum contrast for normal text (4.5:1) and large text (3:1)

  • Level AAA: Enhanced contrast for normal text (7:1) and large text (4.5:1)

APCA (3.0):

  • Future standard using perceptual contrast

  • Scores shown as Lc values

  • Better reflects real-world readability than WCAG ratios

Test Against:

  • White background

  • Black background

  • Custom background (enter any HEX colour)

Results show:

  • Pass/Fail status for each standard

  • Actual contrast ratios or Lc scores

  • Preferred text size recommendations

Colour Harmony

Generate professional colour palettes based on colour theory:

Harmony Types:

  1. Complementary - Opposite on the colour wheel
    Creates high contrast, energetic combinations

  2. Triadic - Three colours evenly spaced (120° apart)
    Vibrant, balanced, yet bold palettes

  3. Analogous - Adjacent colours (30° apart)
    Harmonious, serene combinations

  4. Split-Complementary - Base + two adjacent to complement
    Softer than complementary while maintaining contrast

  5. Tetradic - Four colours in two complementary pairs
    Rich, diverse palettes with lots of variation

  6. Monochromatic - Single hue with varied lightness
    Cohesive, elegant, sophisticated schemes

Saved Colour Swatches

Build and manage your colour library:

  • Save colours for quick access later

  • View history of recently used colours

  • Export palettes as CSS custom properties or JSON

  • Share swatches between projects

  • Delete individual swatches or clear all

Export Formats:

CSS Custom Properties:

:root {
  --color-primary: #0A7AFF;
  --color-secondary: #5856D6;
}

JSON:
{
  "colors": [
    {"name": "primary", "hex": "#0A7AFF"},
    {"name": "secondary", "hex": "#5856D6"}
  ]
}

Pro Tips

  • Use OKLCH for perceptually uniform colour adjustments

  • APCA is more accurate than WCAG for real-world accessibility

  • Analogous harmonies work great for subtle brand palettes

  • Save frequently-used brand colours for instant access

  • Export palettes to share with developers or clients

Mixer Tool

Overview

Blend two colours using professional blend modes. The Mixer tool provides precise colour mixing with variable opacity control.

How to Use

  1. Select Base Colour - Your starting colour

  2. Select Mix Colour - The colour to blend with

  3. Choose Blend Mode - 13 professional modes available

  4. Adjust Opacity - Fine-tune the mix intensity (0-100%)

  5. View Result - See the blended colour instantly

  6. Copy or Save - Click the result to copy or save as a swatch

Blend Modes Explained

Normal
Simple alpha blending. Mix colour overlays base with opacity.
Use for: Basic colour mixing, transparent overlays

Multiply
Multiplies base and mix colours, consistently producing darker results.
Use for: Shadows, darkening effects, rich colour mixing

Screen
Inverts both colours, multiplies, then inverts again. Always lighter.
Use for: Highlights, glow effects, lightening

Overlay
Combines Multiply and Screen. Preserves highlights and shadows.
Use for: Adding contrast while maintaining tonal depth

Soft Light
Subtle version of Overlay. Soft glow or burn effect.
Use for: Gentle toning, subtle colour shifts

Hard Light
Strong version of Overlay. Harsh lighting effects.
Use for: Dramatic contrast, strong colour impact

Colour Dodge
Brightens the base colour based on the mixed colour. Creates vibrant results.
Use for: Intense highlights, radiant glows

Colour Burn
Darkens base colour based on mix colour. Increases contrast.
Use for: Deep shadows, rich darks

Darken
Selects the darker of the two colour components.

Use for: Maintaining dark areas, shadow preservation

Lighten
Selects the lighter of the two colour components.
Use for: Maintaining highlights, bright area preservation

Difference
Subtracts colours from each other. Creates inverted effects.
Use for: Abstract colour effects, high contrast

Exclusion
Similar to Difference but with lower contrast.
Use for: Softer colour inversions, artistic effects

Add
Adds colour values together. Can exceed maximum brightness.
Use for: Extreme brightening, light accumulation effects

Opacity Control

  • 0% - Pure base colour (no mix colour)

  • 50% - Equal blend of both colours

  • 100% - Maximum mix colour influence

  • Fine control - Drag slider or enter precise values

Saved Colour Chips

  • Save custom mixes for later use

  • Quick access to frequently used blends

  • Copy any chip to the clipboard

  • Delete individual chips or clear all

  • Export with palettes via the Colours tool

Common Workflows

Creating Subtle Tints:

  1. Base: Brand colour

  2. Mix: White

  3. Mode: Normal

  4. Opacity: 10-30%

Deepening Shadows:

  1. Base: Main colour

  2. Mix: Complementary colour

  3. Mode: Multiply

  4. Opacity: 20-40%

Adding Warmth:

  1. Base: Cool colour

  2. Mix: Warm orange/yellow

  3. Mode: Soft Light

  4. Opacity: 15-25%

Pro Tips

  • Multiply and Screen are essential for realistic lighting

  • Overlay mode is great for quick contrast boosts

  • Use low opacity (10-20%) for subtle colour shifts

  • Difference mode creates unexpected, creative results

  • Save your favourite mixes as chips for consistency

Canvas Tool

Overview

Quick access to common canvas dimensions and grid generation for layout systems. Perfect for establishing design frameworks.

Canvas Presets

Pre-configured dimensions for common use cases:

Web/Digital:

  • Desktop (1920×1080, 1440×900, 1366×768)

  • Tablet (1024×768, 768×1024)

  • Mobile (375×667, 414×896, 360×640)

Social Media:

  • Instagram Post (1080×1080)

  • Instagram Story (1080×1920)

  • Facebook Cover (820×312)

  • Twitter Header (1500×500)

  • LinkedIn Banner (1584×396)

  • YouTube Thumbnail (1280×720)

Print - A Series:

  • A0 through A8 (841×1189mm down to 52×74mm)

  • Landscape and portrait orientations

  • Standard international sizes

Print - US:

  • Letter (8.5×11in)

  • Legal (8.5×14in)

  • Tabloid (11×17in)

  • Business Card (3.5×2in)

Custom Canvases

Create and save your own presets:

  1. Enter Width and Height

  2. Choose Unit (px, mm, cm, in, pt, pc)

  3. Select Orientation (Landscape/Portrait)

  4. Click Save Current Size as Preset

  5. Access anytime from Custom section

Saved presets include:

  • Dimensions

  • Unit type

  • Orientation

  • Custom name (optional)

Grid Generator

Create professional layout grids for consistent spacing:

Grid Types:

  1. Columns
    Vertical columns only. Classic editorial/web layout system.
    Use for: Magazine layouts, web pages, responsive design

  2. Modular
    Both columns and rows. Complete modular grid system.
    Use for: Complex layouts, Swiss design, systematic composition

  3. Baseline
    Horizontal baseline grid for typography alignment.
    Use for: Text-heavy layouts, vertical rhythm, editorial design

Grid Controls:

Canvas Dimensions:

  • Auto-fills from selected preset

  • Or enter custom dimensions

  • Display shows actual size and ratio

Columns:

  • 0-32 columns (or custom)

  • Quick presets: 2, 4, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32

Column Gutters:

  • 0px-48px+ spacing between columns

  • Quick presets available

Rows:

  • 0-32 rows (modular/baseline grids)

  • Quick presets: 2, 4, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32

Row Gutters:

  • 0px-48px+ spacing between rows

  • Quick presets available

Margins:

  • Top, Bottom, Left, Right independently

  • 0px-48px+ for each

  • Quick presets: 0px, 4px, 8px, 12px, 16px, 24px, 48px

Grid Export

Export your grid as a PNG image:

  1. Configure your grid settings

  2. Click Export Grid as PNG

  3. Choose save location

  4. Receive:

    • PNG image with transparent grid overlay

    • Text file with grid specifications

    • Ready to paste into design apps

Grid overlay is:

  • High-resolution PNG

  • Transparent background

  • Coloured grid lines

  • Exact dimensions of your canvas

Common Grid Systems

12-Column Grid (Web Design):

  • Columns: 12

  • Gutters: 24px

  • Margins: 24px all sides

8pt Grid (UI Design):

  • Baseline: 8px

  • All elements snap to 8px increments

  • Margins: 16px or 24px

Modular Grid (Editorial):

  • Columns: 6-8

  • Rows: 12-16

  • Gutters: 16-20px

  • Creates flexible module system

Pro Tips

  • Use 12-column grids for web (divides evenly by 2, 3, 4, 6)

  • 8pt baseline grids maintain vertical rhythm

  • Match gutter size to your typography leading

  • Save project-specific grids as custom presets

  • Export grids to share with team members

Scaler Tool

Overview

Calculate precise dimensions while maintaining aspect ratios. Essential for responsive design, image scaling, and print work.

Ratio Scaler

Quick access to common aspect ratios:

Standard Ratios:

  • 1:1 - Square (social media posts, icons)

  • 4:3 - Traditional display/photography

  • 16:9 - HD video, modern displays, presentations

  • 16:18:1 - Ultra-wide displays, cinema

  • 3:2 - 35mm photography, DSLR sensors

  • Custom - Enter any ratio

Orientation:

  • Landscape - Width greater than height

  • Portrait - Height greater than width

  • Auto-switches based on dimensions

Scaling Methods

Four different approaches to calculate dimensions:

1. Aspect Ratio

Calculate dimensions from a target ratio:

  1. Select aspect ratio (or enter custom)

  2. Enter one dimension (width OR height)

  3. See the other dimension calculated automatically

  4. Scale factor shows percentage change

Example:

  • Ratio: 16:9

  • Width: 1920px

  • Result: Height = 1080px

2. Percentage

Scale existing dimensions by a percentage:

  1. Enter Current Width and Height

  2. Adjust Percentage slider (10-400%)

  3. See New Dimensions

  4. View Pixel Changes (+/- from original)

Use for:

  • Responsive design scaling

  • Proportional resizing

  • Maintaining aspect ratio while scaling

Example:

  • Current: 1000×750px

  • Scale: 150%

  • Result: 1500×1125px (+500 width, +375 height)

3. Target Size

Scale to a specific dimension while maintaining aspect ratio:

  1. Enter Current Width and Height

  2. Choose target dimension (Width or Height)

  3. Enter Target value

  4. See both dimensions calculated

  5. Scale Factor shows percentage applied

Use for:

  • Fitting images to containers

  • Responsive breakpoints

  • Print sizing to specific dimensions

Example:

  • Current: 400×225px

  • Target: Width = 650px

  • Result: 650×366px (162.5% scale)

4. Inverse Scale

Calculate reciprocal scaling factors:

  1. See how to return to original size

  2. If you scaled up 200%, shows you need 50% to return

  3. If you scaled down 50%, shows you need 200% to return

Use for:

  • Reversing previous scaling operations

  • Understanding scale relationships

  • Quick calculation of opposing scales

A-Series Scale Calculator

Calculate precise scaling between international paper sizes:

How it works:

  • Each A-size maintains √2 (1.414) aspect ratio

  • Each size up = ×1.414 (×√2)

  • Each size down = ÷1.414 (÷√2)

Paper Sizes:

  • A0: 841×1189mm (largest)

  • A1: 594×841mm

  • A2: 420×594mm

  • A3: 297×420mm

  • A4: 210×297mm (standard)

  • A5: 148×210mm

  • A6: 105×148mm

  • A7: 74×105mm

  • A8: 52×74mm (smallest)

Calculator:

  1. Select FROM size (A0-A8)

  2. Select TO size (A0-A8)

  3. See exact percentage and √2 ratio

Examples:

  • A4 → A3 = 141.4% (one size up)

  • A3 → A4 = 70.7% (one size down)

  • A4 → A2 = 200% (two sizes up = ×√2 twice)

Common Workflows

Responsive Web Design:

  1. Desktop: 1920×1080px

  2. Tablet: Scale to 1024px width (Target Size method)

  3. Mobile: Scale to 375px width (Target Size method)

Social Media Graphics:

  1. Create at 1080×1080px (Instagram post)

  2. Scale to 1080×1920px for Stories (change ratio to 9:16)

  3. Export both sizes

Print to Digital:

  1. A4 artwork (210×297mm)

  2. Convert to pixels at 300dpi

  3. Scale as needed for screen display

Pro Tips

  • Save calculated dimensions as Canvas presets for reuse

  • Use Golden Ratio (1.618) for aesthetically pleasing proportions

  • Percentage method perfect for responsive design scaling

  • Target Size ideal for fitting images to specific containers

  • A-series scaling essential for international print work

Fonts Tool

Overview

Explore system fonts, generate modular type scales, and browse character maps with Unicode references. Essential for establishing typographic systems.

Typeface Selection

Recent Fonts:

  • Quick access to recently used typefaces

  • Automatically updates as you browse

  • Click any font to load instantly

Font Family Picker:

  • Browse all installed system fonts

  • Alphabetically organised

  • Search functionality

  • Preview at current size

Weight Comparison:

  • See all available weights side-by-side

  • Weight labels displayed in their actual weight

  • CSS font-weight values shown (300-900)

  • Click any weight card to copy CSS declaration

Size Control:

  • Adjust preview from 8-128pt

  • Quick presets: 12, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64, 96pt

  • Slider for fine control

  • Real-time preview updates

Live Preview

Custom Text:

  • Enter any text to preview

  • Default: "The quick brown fox jumps over..."

  • See how font looks in context

  • Test different sizes and weights

Type Scale Generator

Create modular type scales based on musical intervals:

Scale Ratios:

  • Minor Second (1.067) - Subtle, conservative

  • Major Second (1.125) - Gentle progression

  • Minor Third (1.200) - Popular for interfaces

  • Major Third (1.250) - Balanced, versatile

  • Perfect Fourth (1.333) - Clear distinction

  • Augmented Fourth (1.414) - Bold (√2 ratio)

  • Perfect Fifth (1.500) - Strong hierarchy

  • Golden Ratio (1.618) - Aesthetically ideal (φ)

Base Size:

  • Set your body text size (typically 14-18pt)

  • Scale generates sizes above and below

  • Quick presets: 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24pt

Type Scale Hierarchy:

Six levels generated automatically:

  • Caption - Smallest (base ÷ ratio²)

  • Body - Base size (your starting point)

  • H6 - base × ratio

  • H5 - base × ratio²

  • H4 - base × ratio³

  • H3 - base × ratio⁴

  • H2 - base × ratio⁵

  • H1 - Largest (base × ratio⁶)

  • Display - Hero size (base × ratio⁷)

Example (Minor Third, base 16px):

  • Caption: 11px

  • Body: 16px

  • H6: 19px

  • H5: 23px

  • H4: 28px

  • H3: 33px

  • H2: 40px

  • H1: 48px

  • Display: 58px

Copy CSS Variables: Export complete type scale as CSS custom properties:

:root {
  --font-size-caption: 11px;
  --font-size-body: 16px;
  --font-size-h6: 19px;
  --font-size-h5: 23px;
  --font-size-h4: 28px;
  --font-size-h3: 33px;
  --font-size-h2: 40px;
  --font-size-h1: 48px;
  --font-size-display: 58px;
}

Character Map

Browse and copy special characters with Unicode values:

Character Categories:

  • Basic Latin - A-Z, numbers, common punctuation

  • Extended Latin - Accented characters, special letters (é, ñ, ü)

  • Symbols - ©, ®, ™, and common marks

  • Typography - Em dash (—), en dash (–), ellipsis (…)

  • Currency - $, €, £, ¥, and international currency symbols

  • Math - ±, ×, ÷, ≈, ≠, √

  • Arrows - →, ←, ↑, ↓, ↔, ⇒

  • Saved Glyphs - Your frequently-used characters

Search:

  • Enter character name (e.g., "copyright")

  • Or Unicode value (e.g., "00A9" for ©)

  • Instant filtering of results

Character Actions: Right-click any character for options:

  • Copy Character - Copy the character itself

  • Copy Unicode - Copy the Unicode value (e.g., U+00A9)

  • Save to Saved Glyphs - Add to favourites

Pro Tips

  • Type scale ratios are based on musical intervals

  • Larger ratios (1.5+) work well for marketing/editorial

  • Smaller ratios (1.2) better for text-heavy applications

  • Save commonly-used special characters for quick access

  • Unicode values are universal across platforms

  • Major Third (1.250) and Minor Third (1.200) most versatile

  • Golden Ratio creates aesthetically pleasing proportions

  • Use em dash (—) not hyphen (-) for proper typography

Keyboard Shortcuts

Quick access to all tools and functions.

Tool Navigation

Shortcut Action ⌘1 Switch to Colours Tool ⌘2 Switch to Mixer Tool ⌘3 Switch to Canvas Tool ⌘4 Switch to Scaler Tool ⌘5 Switch to Fonts Tool

General

Shortcut Action ⌘? Show Help Documentation ⌘, Open Preferences ⌘W Close Window ⌘Q Quit Application ⌘M Minimise Window ⌘H Hide Application

Quick Actions

Shortcut Action ⌘C Copy current value/colour ⌘V Paste (where applicable) ⌘Z Undo ⌘⇧Z Redo ⌘S Save (palette, preset, chip) ⌘E Export (when available)

Colours Tool

Shortcut Action ⌘⇧C Open Colour Picker ⌘⇧H Generate Harmony ⌘⇧A Check Accessibility ⌘⇧S Save Colour Swatch

Canvas Tool

Shortcut Action ⌘⇧G Generate Grid ⌘⇧E Export Grid as PNG ⌘⇧P Save as Preset

Fonts Tool

Shortcut Action ⌘⇧T Generate Type Scale ⌘⇧M Open Character Map ⌘⇧V Copy CSS Variables

Mouse & Trackpad

  • Click any value to copy to the clipboard

  • Right-click colours for additional options

  • Drag sliders for fine control

  • Scroll within panels to see more content

  • Click section headers to collapse/expand

Tips & Best Practices

Workflow Optimisation

Keep Toolbox 2000 Floating:

  • Use the pin button to keep the app always on top

  • Position at screen edge for quick access

  • Switch between tools without losing context

  • Perfect companion to Photoshop, Figma, or any design app

Use Keyboard Shortcuts:

  • ⌘1-5 for instant tool switching

  • ⌘C to copy any value

  • ⌘? when you need help

  • Much faster than clicking

Save Your Favourites:

  • Save colour swatches you use frequently

  • Create custom canvas presets for recurring dimensions

  • Save colour chips from the mixer for brand consistency

  • Export type scales to reuse across projects

Colour Workflows

Building Brand Palettes:

  1. Start with the primary brand colour

  2. Generate harmonies (try analogous for cohesive look)

  3. Check accessibility against white and black

  4. Save all approved colours as swatches

  5. Export as CSS for developers

Accessible Design:

  1. Always check contrast ratios for text

  2. Aim for AAA when possible (especially body text)

  3. Use APCA for a more accurate assessment

  4. Test against actual backgrounds, not just white/black

  5. Larger text can use lower contrast ratios

Creating Colour Variations:

  1. Use the Mixer tool with Normal blend mode

  2. Mix with white (10-30%) for tints

  3. Mix with black (10-30%) for shades

  4. Mix with grey (20%) for tones

  5. Save all variations as swatches

Typography Systems

Establishing Type Scales:

  1. Choose base size (16px typical for web)

  2. Select scale ratio based on content:

    • Minor Third (1.2) - Text-heavy sites

    • Major Third (1.25) - Balanced approach

    • Perfect Fourth (1.33) - Marketing sites

    • Golden Ratio (1.618) - Editorial/luxury

  3. Copy CSS variables

  4. Apply consistently across projects

Font Selection:

  1. Limit to 2-3 typefaces maximum

  2. Use weight variation for hierarchy

  3. Check the character map for special glyphs you need

  4. Ensure font has all required weights

  5. Test at multiple sizes

Layout & Scaling

Responsive Design:

  1. Start with the largest canvas (desktop)

  2. Use Scaler to calculate tablet dimensions

  3. Use Scaler again for mobile

  4. Save each as a canvas preset

  5. Export grids for each breakpoint

Grid Systems:

  1. Choose column count (12 for web, 6-8 for editorial)

  2. Set gutters (16-24px typical)

  3. Match margins to the design system

  4. Export as PNG overlay

  5. Use in the design app as a guide layer

Print Preparation:

  1. Use an A-series calculator for international work

  2. Set up the correct paper size in the Canvas tool

  3. Generate a grid for the layout structure

  4. Check dimensions in multiple units (mm, in)

  5. Export specifications for the print house

Precision Work

Colour Accuracy:

  • OKLCH is most perceptually uniform for gradients

  • LAB best for print work (CMYK conversion)

  • HSL intuitive for quick adjustments

  • Always verify on the target display/medium

Dimension Accuracy:

  • Use Target Size scaling for exact container fits

  • Round to whole pixels for screen work

  • Keep to an 8pt grid for UI design

  • Verify ratios when scaling between formats

Performance Tips

  • Collapse unused sections to reduce visual clutter

  • Clear saved items periodically to maintain performance

  • Export palettes rather than keeping hundreds of swatches

  • Use keyboard shortcuts for frequently-used actions

  • Pin the app to avoid constant cmd-tab switching

Common Use Cases

Social Media Graphics:

  1. Select canvas preset (Instagram, Facebook, etc.)

  2. Generate a grid for consistent layouts

  3. Pick/save brand colours

  4. Create variations with Mixer

  5. Export grid overlay to design app

Website Design:

  1. Set up responsive canvas presets

  2. Generate a 12-column grid with 24px gutters

  3. Create type scale (Major Third, base 16px)

  4. Build an accessible colour palette

  5. Export all specifications

Brand System Development:

  1. Define primary colour + generate harmonies

  2. Create tints/shades with Mixer

  3. Check all accessibility combinations

  4. Generate type scale

  5. Set up canvas dimensions for brand assets

  6. Export everything as CSS/JSON

Advanced Tips

Colour Harmony Mastery:

  • Triadic schemes work well for children's brands

  • Analogous to calming, cohesive palettes

  • Split-complementary for vibrant yet balanced looks

  • Adjust lightness/saturation after generation for refinement

Typography Hierarchy:

  • Combine different ratios (e.g., 1.25 for headings, 1.125 for UI)

  • Use weight variation within the same family

  • Test scales at actual implementation sizes

  • Consider line-height (typically 1.5× font size)

Multi-Project Management:

  • Export palettes with project names

  • Save canvas presets per client

  • Keep type scales in project folders

  • Document your systems for team use

Support & Feedback

Need more help or have suggestions?

Email: support@bugeyesoftware.com
Website: https://bugeyesoftware.com
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