ColorSpace Demo Walkthrough: From Ohuhu Library to Publishable Palette

Load the demo with confidence

Start at the ColorSpace landing page and choose "Load demo workspace." The app loads the Ohuhu Honolulu swatch sets, a curated collection that mirrors what creators receive in the physical demo kits.

We preload the workspace with recommended harmonies, saved palettes, and education notes. Those assets make your first walkthrough feel practiced even if you are presenting live on stream or pitching the tool to potential sponsors.

• The demo covers Honolulu sets A through F with LAB readings and aliases already mapped.
• Palette tabs include examples for concept art, packaging, and social content so you can show different outcomes quickly.
• You can reset the workspace anytime from the header menu if you want the guided steps to reappear.

Audit the harmony diagnostics

Open the Harmony panel and walk the audience through the Delta E gauge, hue spread chart, and coverage meter. These readouts are more than visual flair--they are the proof points Google and sponsors look for when deciding whether your content is authoritative.

Explain how ColorSpace references the source marker data rather than inventing colors. Highlight the Delta E tolerances that prevent inaccurate combinations from surfacing.

• Keep Delta E under three for sponsor work where brand consistency matters most.
• Point to the hue spread chart when discussing balance. It demonstrates that each palette covers distinct color families without overlap.
• Leverage the coverage meter to show there are enough mid-tones to render shading without muddy results.

Capture storytelling assets

While screen sharing, take screenshots of the diagnostics, palette tiles, and marker details. These become the slides or reels you use in recap posts. ColorSpace already arranges the information in a way that reads well on social feeds.

If you have a DSLR or phone rig nearby, film your markers next to the on-screen palette. This simple side-by-side validates that the digital preview matches the physical supplies.

• Use the built-in palette notes to draft the talking points for your recap post or Patreon update.
• Export the palette as JSON and attach it with your newsletter or deliverable so supporters can replicate the results.
• Capture a short video loop of the live hue spread animation--these motion assets perform well on TikTok and Instagram Reels.

Export demos like a pro

Every ColorSpace palette can be exported with a single click. Before you send files out, open the Palette Export modal and ensure notes, Delta E stats, and recommended markers are filled in.

Sponsors and students expect a consistent format. The demo export templates use the same structure as the upcoming paid tiers so you are already working with launch-ready deliverables.

• Select the PDF export for reports, JSON for collaborators, and PNG for social previews.
• Add a link back to your ColorSpace landing page or newsletter in the export footer so every download feeds your funnel.
• Check the highlight and shadow markers before sending--these callouts prove you understand value planning and make portfolio reviewers take notice.

Turn demo attention into leads

Close your walkthrough with a simple call to action. Invite viewers to join the newsletter waitlist or schedule a consultation for classroom pilots. Because the demo proves you have a repeatable process, the request feels natural instead of pushy.

Set a reminder to follow up within 24 hours. Send recap emails with exported palettes, a link to this article, and the waitlist URL so new leads know exactly where to go next.

• Link directly to /newsletter in your YouTube description or Instagram bio during the launch window.
• Offer paid one-on-one sessions where you help artists prepare their own datasets for ColorBase.
• Track which talking points triggered the most questions--turn them into future blog posts or workshop modules.

Demo workflow spotlight

When you present this way, you prove that ColorSpace is more than UI polish. You are demonstrating an accountable workflow that sponsors, art directors, and students can invest in with confidence.

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Next steps

Schedule a 30-minute rehearsal where you follow this article with the actual demo workspace. Record the session and keep the footage on hand--you can edit it into teaser clips, behind-the-scenes reels, or onboarding lessons for future clients.