##Design to front-end conversion

Me - Send me the designs so i can start working it

Graphic Designer - Done ( Sends PSD files )

Me - Send me them separately, element by element, with transparency, color codes and flattened designs not PSD's

GD - Done

Me - Opens email to see elements that should be transparent saved as jpg's

Me - Opens PSD's, crop and save elements.

Meanwhile explains next time do this and that so it'll be easier.

Usually this happens few times a month

I'm probably doing something wrong because I cannot think of a good implementation (or alternative) for this pattern in Rust.

trait Terminal {
fn color_manager(&mut self) -> &mut dyn ColorManager;
}

All I want is having things in their own tidy little class with a specific job. In this case handling color conversion, having a registry for indexed colors, stuff like that...

It's composition which Rust should be good at so I assume there's a better way

How can I do something like this properly?

Pigment 0.2

🎨 A lightweight utility for color manipulation and conversion.

Features
Color Conversion: Convert colors between HEX, RGB, HSL, HSLA, RGBA and Tailwind CSS formats.
Lightness Control: Lighten or darken a color by a specified percentage.
Random Color Generation: Generate random colors in HEX, RGB, HSL, HSLA, RGBA or Tailwind CSS format.
Opacity Control: Set the opacity of color in any format.
Blend Colors: Blend two colors in any format together in a specified ratio.