No matter how you pick your color scheme, you want to manage it and not end up with endless variations and fragmentation. Silva's palette system is a dictionary of color. You define the base color values, the amount of tone and alpha variations, and the module generates all color variations, making them available as a CSS class and by a lookup @function. In addition, in the same way you can manage textures and gradients.
The Palette module generates colors with tone and alpha variations derived from a set of configurable primary colors. The generated color and color variation classes can be applied to any element to set a background color.
Class syntax: f_color--{colorname}-{tone:normal|dark|light}-{alpha:low|medium|high}
Besides using these colors directly in markup, it is also possible to use them from within SCSS, using the @color(colorname) function.
Texture utility classes are generated from a texture definition that is part of the global palette. Textures can be used in combination with colors.
Class syntax: f_texture--{texturename}