Assessing Image Compliance with the 60-30-10 Colour Rule

The 60-30-10 rule is a design principle used to create balanced, cohesive colour schemes by dividing a space into a dominant colour (60%), secondary colour (30%), and accent colour (10%). This project uses image clustering algorithms to quantify how closely any given image adheres to this rule, producing an interpretable compliance score alongside a visualisation of what a "corrected" version of the image would look like.