It's just for fun. A couple of homeschoolers wanted to make colors gradually change at random but not with any sudden shifts so we wrote a nice little program that explores all of the millions of colors available to a modern display.

If you like technical details you can think of millions of colors as points in a red-green-blue "color space." Imagine a bug flying around inside a cube, changing color depending on where it is. When it flies to the right it gets redder, when it flies up it gets greener, and when it flies inward it gets bluer. In one corner of the cube it has no red, no green, and no blue so it is black. In the opposite corner, it has lots of red, lots of green, and lots of blue so it is white. In the center of the cube with equal and medium amounts of all three colors, it is grey. Our program makes the bug fly around randomly and you can see what color it is by looking at the title.

Here's a button for you to make the color change stop when you get to a color you like. Click the button again to let the color bug fly around. -- CTT