- Team Name: The LEAKs
- App Name: paletteify
- App Link: https://frozen-gorge-21119.herokuapp.com/
- Luisa Jimenez Alarcon
- Lana Berge
- Erik Rossing
- Amelie Elmquist
- Khalid Ahmed
**The most challenging features implemented
- Search By Color - We implemented different techniques-- for instance, when you click one of the 10 color aesthetic buttons under the search bar, we are utilizing a RGB Color Classifier idea, whereas when you click a palette circle under a post image, we are using our own color distance formula.
- Palette Design - Layout, especially for the palettes, was difficult-- dealing with PureCSS grids.
- Favorites Feature - One specific issue we ran into with the favoriting feature was that the page would reload each time a heart was pressed.
- There are no notes for testing.
Home page: 
Search page: 
Profile page: 
Upload page: 
LINK TO OUR FIGMA PROTOTYPE: https://www.figma.com/file/WsJ8sowVenNpUuQe2c2vRN/The-LEAKS-Paletteify-Lofi-Prototype?node-id=0%3A1
**Document integrations with 3rd Party code or services here.
- Color Thief (https://lokeshdhakar.com/projects/color-thief/#api) was used to extract dominant colors from an image input.
- Webcolors (https://medium.com/codex/rgb-to-color-names-in-python-the-robust-way-ec4a9d97a01f) was utilized for conversion from color name to rgb value (for the text input technique of search by color).
- jscolor (https://jscolor.com/) was used for selecting background colors on profile pages.
- RGB Color Classifier (https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/building-rgb-color-classifier-part-2-8c49a57f6b91) had a helping hand in categorizing rgb values into color categories.
- Font Awesome (https://fontawesome.com/) was used for icons throughout.