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Exploring Color and Display Compatibility in Icon Design
Exploring Color and Display Compatibility in Icon Design
 Ding@dingyi
这套图标做得真好啊，网站也好看。
想到前不久我分享 Hermes 官网的新设计多么好看，结果一堆人都说背景亮瞎了，他们肯定心说：你这品味也不行啊。。。
其实主要是这种背景是接近纯光谱蓝的高饱和色，大面积铺满整屏长时间阅读会确实会刺激眼睛，而且在部分 PC 上高亮度 OLED 屏幕可能出现子像素过驱动、边缘发紫等现象。而且这些网站都是按 Display P3 写的，只对 Mac 友好，不同系统看到的效果肯定有差别。你看到的效果，不一定是别人看到的效果。 parakeet.co/blog/app-icons…Show More
Jul 9, 2026, 1:00 PM View on X
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This tweet analyzes the visual effect of using high-saturation blue backgrounds in website icons and explores how different displays and operating systems perceive color.
Summary
The tweet points out that extensive use of near‑pure spectral blue with high saturation can strain the eyes during long reading sessions and may cause subpixel overdrive and edge purple fringing on certain PC OLED displays. It also notes that these sites employ the Display P3 color space, which is Mac‑friendly only, resulting in differing visual experiences across operating systems, and provides a blog link for deeper insights into app icon design.
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Influence Score 19
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Chinese
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Icon Design
Color Science
Display P3
Cross-Platform Compatibility
UI/UX
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