Confusing Barrio Color Scheme Settings UI Labels

Barrio colors are based on Material Design color managent, using Bootstrap framework.
The theme generates site colors based on 2 colors
Please refer to https://m1.material.io/style/color.html#color-color-system

I read the page you linked to. It does not have the word "base" on it anywhere.

Let me reiterate my question: What does "Base color" refer to? We don't have the option to set a "Base color" in the UI, so where does the value come from?

Primary color

Why is there a different choice for "Base color" and "Primary color" in the select list if they are the same? It's very confusing.

I'd like to propose a small but important change to improve clarity in the color scheme settings UI.

Currently, the form uses the labels for the color fields:

• Primary base color
• Secondary base colo

Meanwhile, when choosing colors for headings (H1, H2, etc.), we are presented with options like:

• Base color
• Primary color
• Secondary color

This inconsistency causes confusion. Users are left unsure whether Primary base color corresponds to Primary color, and what Base color refers to at all.

Suggested fix:

• Rename "Primary base color" to "Primary color"
• Rename "Secondary base color" to "Secondary color"

This change would align the labels with the options in the dropdowns and provide a more intuitive experience.

This wouldn't fix it. There will still be an option for "Base color" in the heading color select lists. We will still have no idea what color "Base color" refers to unless we are familiar with the explanation in this issue. The select lists probably need to be changed along with the corresponding labels for the Primary and Secondary color selection.

Base color equals to body color. It makes the heading colors equal to the body color, in another words, does not change the heading colors.

There is another bigger problem that I have just discovered and resolved here:
https://www.drupal.org/project/bootstrap_barrio/issues/3522986 🐛 Incorrect logic in _get_color() causes color values useless Active

Agree with the suggestion to change the option string to something that makes more sense "Body text color" or "Default text color" each would make sense to me. Including the word "text" would remove any ambiguity as to whether it refers to text color or background color.