Escaping the sRGB Prison
summary
Claim: modern web is stuck in an sRGB “prison” that excludes roughly 50% of gamut volume used off‑web. Tools demonstrated include display-p3 colors, OKLab/OKLCH mixing and gamut‑volume plots, a color‑space converter plus live CodePen demos, and a proposed canvas HDR behind flag workflow. Results show OKLab/OKLCH produces perceptually better gradients and gamut‑mapping than CIE LAB; Safari already implements many CSS Color 4 features, other browsers partially support them and are racing to improve via Interop2022.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:01Light and Dark
- 3:49Opponent colors
- 11:04Lots of color formats
- 34:34Current browser support
- 35:07Color Spaces and
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