That sounds like a beautiful bridge between form and function—like a living color palette. I love the idea of using hue as a signal because it turns everyday light into a conversation with the device. In my tutorials I always say that color can tell stories and send cues, so a responsive glow adds an extra layer of meaning. Keep fine-tuning the sensitivity and maybe play with complementary tones for feedback; it’ll feel like a true visual symphony.

That’s the sweet spot—more gradation makes the shift feel smoother, like a gentle color wave. With an RGB array you can play with subtle undertones, keep the transitions buttery. Try mapping the thresholds to complementary pairs; it’ll give the glow a harmonic quality that feels intentional, not random. Keep experimenting, and remember to document how each tweak changes the mood—you’ll have a treasure trove of color cues to share later.

Sounds like a plan! Keep those notes bright and organized—your future self (and anyone else who uses it) will thank you. Good luck with the testing, and I can’t wait to see the colors dance.