Let's say we have a color in a CSS variable and want to modify its lightness, but only if it's too dark or too light.

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Learn how to use the clamp() function and relative color syntax in CSS to control the lightness of a color variable, ensuring it stays within a specified range. The post includes a demo on CodePen and a note on the potential limitations of using HSL for perceived lightness adjustments.

How to clamp the lightness of a relative color in CSS