Write a Next Color Palette Blog

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Description:

We need to create an informative and engaging blog post to introduce our new color palette, 'Next'. The post should explain the rationale behind its creation, its intended use cases, the target audience, and provide a step-by-step guide on how users can migrate from the old palette to 'Next'.

Tasks:

Introduction:

Briefly introduce the new color palette 'Next'.
Highlight the importance of color in design and user experience.
Why We Created 'Next':

Discuss the limitations of the old color palette.
Explain the goals and objectives behind developing 'Next'.
Mention any user feedback or research that influenced the new palette.
What 'Next' is For:

Describe the key features and benefits of the 'Next' palette.
Provide examples of scenarios and use cases where 'Next' excels.
Highlight any improvements in accessibility and inclusivity.
Who 'Next' is For:

Identify the primary audience for the new palette (e.g., designers, developers, product teams).
Explain how different user groups can benefit from 'Next'.
How to Migrate to 'Next':

Provide a step-by-step guide on transitioning from the old palette to 'Next'.
Include tips and best practices for a smooth migration.
Offer resources such as color conversion charts, tools, or plugins to assist in the process.
Conclusion:

Summarize the key points discussed in the blog post.
Encourage users to start using 'Next' and share their feedback.
Provide links to additional resources or support channels.
Deliverables:
A well-written and formatted blog post draft.
Visuals and examples to support the content (e.g., color swatches, before-and-after comparisons).
Links to resources and tools for migration.

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Goal: published by EOS

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Aug 12 - not started yet

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Espresso Goal to be published by EOS and key part of September 13th release

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Frappe Goal: Publish

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Galao Goal: ties into the theming direction, will create first draft by EOS

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Draft can be viewed here

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complete, up for review