> you should probably default to interpolating in Oklab instead
The article says as much. Quoting:
> This can be a double edged sword. While some gradients might look smoother, you might also see colors that you've never defined. This is because hue in OKLCH is circular and gradients can take unexpected detours.
> To avoid this, many tools use OKLAB for gradients, which interpolates in a straight line and gives more consistent results.
> you should probably default to interpolating in Oklab instead
The article says as much. Quoting:
> This can be a double edged sword. While some gradients might look smoother, you might also see colors that you've never defined. This is because hue in OKLCH is circular and gradients can take unexpected detours.
> To avoid this, many tools use OKLAB for gradients, which interpolates in a straight line and gives more consistent results.