**The day has finally arrived!** I'm proud to present you the second major release of ColorHub! This version comes with a whole load of brand new features that I hope will make it even easier for you to find that perfect palette, and your project up and running even more quickly.

**Read on to see what's new with ColorHub version 2.0!**

### Next.js/Tailwind Starter kits ![Next.js and Tailwind Starter Kits](/images/blog/feature-starter-kits.gif) The most significant upgrade to ColorHub comes in the form of Starter Kits. These one-page templates make it easy for you to get your site live without any hassle. Version one allowed users to preview their palettes on a range of simple wireframe layouts, but starter kits takes this a step (or two) further. Now, you can see how your palette looks _in the wild_, viewing it on a number of live landing pages. If you like how your custom styles starter kit looks, simply download it as Next.js/Tailwind CSS project with your colors already plumbed in, and you're off to the races in just a few clicks.

### 30 New Palettes ![30 New Palettes](/images/blog/feature-30-new-palettes.png) This release contains 30 brand new palettes, and enhancements to our existing library, taking the total of hand-curated palettes to 150. I'll be taking it to 200 in the first quarter of 2023, so look out for new additions in the coming weeks.

### Extended Palettes Each of ColorHub's pre-made palettes has been expanded, to include two extra colors! Each palette contains **six** colors, giving our users more control over their sites' styling, and allowing for more variety.

### Save your Favorites ![Save your Favorites](/images/blog/feature-favorites.png) It's now possible for users to save their favorite palettes for easy access in future. When you're signed in, just give the heart a click and you can find all of our favorites in the manage account page. ### Most Popular Palettes ![Most Popular Palettes](/images/blog/feature-filter-most-popular.png) It just got even easier for you to find the perfect palette, as now you can sort palettes by **most popular**, prioritising palettes that have been favorited the most by ColorHub users.

### Contrast Checker ![Contrast Checker](https://i.ibb.co/MVK12MP/contrast-checker.png) So you've found the right palette, but you're not sure how to use it. Should you use the darkest color for a background, and the mid for text? Maybe the other way around? Use our simple contrast checker and make sure your color combinations will be accessible.

#### Thanks for reading! Thanks for taking the time to read this article. To keep up to date with every development I make to ColorHub, please [follow me on Twitter](http://www.twitter.com/danielcranney).

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