http://loriskumo.github.io/Brands-In-Colours/
"What's the colour of the Twitter logo again?"
Have you ever said that when designing or developing a website? Yes? Me too. I often use websites such as Social Media Colors as a reminder but when coding CSS, I always end up fetching the same informations.
"Brands in colours" is a simple Sass list of variables that you can add to your projects so you'll never have to go look for the colour of that YouTube logo ever again.
As just a list of Sass variables is not really sexy, I also made this small webpage that you can use as a colour reference when designing. I will keep adding new colours in time but I think we have a nice list for starters.
Just grab the Brands In Colours source Sass file and plug it in your own project. As simple as that. The variables look like $nameofthebrand-bic, simply use those in your Sass files. (the suffix "-bic" was added to avoid conflicts with other variables that may already use that name) If you don't use Sass, you can still use it as a text reference, even the RGB values are available. :-)
If you feel like I'm missing something, don't hesitate to add colours to the _brandsincolours.sass file. It will only take you a couple of seconds. I have ordered them by alphabetical order for easier use. Try to keep the same logic. :-)