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Three smartphone mockups displaying gradient-based color scales with numerical indices, each showing a distinct warm, cool, or intermediate palette progression.
Summary
A UI mockup showing three white-framed device screens displaying color gradient scales, each labeled with a number (58, 89, 100), arranged in a horizontal row against a neutral gray background.
Visual description
Three portrait-orientation smartphone frames with white bezels arranged side-by-side. Each displays an "OVERVIEW" app header in minimal sans-serif type. Below, a large black diagonal stripe divides the screen, with a stepped color gradient on one side: the left screen transitions through muted greens, the center screen through teals and blues, and the right screen through warm oranges and reds. Large white numerals (58, 89, 100) appear in the lower-right corner of each gradient area. The screens are positioned on a soft gray background, suggesting a product-presentation render.
Key takeaway
The numbered color scales suggest a design system or color inventory. Diagonal division creates dynamic composition while keeping the gradient-bar as focal point. Minimal header treatment leaves space for the color data.
Reuse notes
Perfect reference for design system documentation or color app UI. The three-variant pattern works for showing color scale variations. Good for apps focused on color picking, design tokens, or visual inventory. The number labeling could represent temperature, saturation, or other color metrics.
