I’ve mentioned a few libraries enhancing the UIColor class to help find that right color when designing an app such as this library providing easy access to crayola colors, and most recently a library providing colors from Apple’s iOS 7 apps.
Here’s an open source library from Faprica called FPBRandColors that provides an add-on category with UIColor color’s that are useful if you’re trying to find a color that matches a specific brand.
FPBrandColors provides the primary colors for 126 brands that can easily be accessed by using the brand name.
Here’s an image from the readme showing a few of the colors and brand names included in the library:
You can find FPBrandColors on Github here.
A nice library if you’re trying to find a color you like used by a specific brand.
- Handy UIColor Categories Providing Easy Access To Crayola And Pantone Colors
- Handy Library Providing Easy Access To Colors And Gradients Used In iOS 7 Apps And Icons
- Library Providing A UIColor Category For Easy Access To iOS 7 Colors
- iOS UIColor Category Adds Hex Value Support (With Or W/O Alpha) Color Comparisons And More
- UIColor Helper Library Providing 100 Predefined Colors And Easy Color Scheme Creation
Original article: Open Source UIColor Add-On Library Providing Easy Access To Colors Used By Specific Brands
©2014 iOS App Dev Libraries, Controls, Tutorials, Examples and Tools. All Rights Reserved.