Refactor HTML and JS code and separate concerns #2
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Remove unnecessary HTML elements and attributes, and extract styles to external stylesheet.
Move JavaScript code to external file `color.js` for better organization and reusability.
Move inline styles to external stylesheet `style.css` for better maintainability and organization.
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This pull request refactors the color component to simplify its HTML structure, extract inline styles to a separate stylesheet, and move JavaScript code to an external file. Additionally, I removed unused code and addressed some inconsistent styling to improve maintainability and organization.
Changes include:
style.csscolor.jsPlease review these changes and let me know if there's anything you'd like me to revisit or change before merging.