As a web designer, I want to understand how the 'Color Scheme Generator' tool on Colors on the Web works. Navigate to the 'Color Scheme Generator' tool. Explain how a user would initiate the generation of a color scheme (e.g., by selecting a base color or a scheme type). Identify what types of color schemes the tool can generate (e.g., monochromatic, analogous). Do not actually generate a scheme.
Navigate to 'https://www.colorsontheweb.com/'. From the main navigation, click on the 'Color Tools' link. On the 'Color Tools' page, locate and click on the 'Color Scheme Generator' link. Once on the 'Color Scheme Generator' page, identify the primary method for initiating a color scheme generation (e.g., inputting a base color, selecting a starting point). Identify the different types of color schemes the tool can generate. Synthesize the findings to answer the questions.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Color Scheme Generator' page. The agent describes that a user would initiate scheme generation by selecting a base color using a color picker or by entering a hex/RGB value. The agent identifies that the tool can generate at least the following scheme types: 'Monochromatic', 'Analogous', 'Complementary', 'Split Complementary', 'Triadic', and 'Tetradic'.