- Implement 40/60 split layout: Color pickers (left) + Live preview (right) - Create ColorPreview component showing in-situ usage examples - Each color category shows relevant UI components: - Backgrounds: Cards, chat messages, sidebar, panels - Text: Typography samples, headings, body text - Borders: Inputs, dividers, card borders - Ring: Focus states on buttons and inputs - Selected color highlights with border and background - Empty state with instructions when no color selected - Real-time preview updates as colors change - Improved UX: Users can see exactly where colors are used Component showcases: - Primary background: Chat messages, main areas - Secondary background: Sidebar, cards - Tertiary background: Nested panels, hover states - Text colors: Headings, body, labels, semantic states - Border colors: Cards, inputs, dividers - Ring colors: Focus indicators This makes theme customization much more intuitive and powerful!
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