Put a little coast in your palette

Choose a starting colour

Select one fruit at the counter. Its button shows that it is included, a coloured circle appears in the tray and the count becomes one of three. The message underneath names the current selection.

Mango makes a warm start; lime is a sharper green. Those are visual descriptions, not flavour or dietary recommendations.

Leave space for a contrast

Add one or two different fruits. The tray cannot hold a second copy of the same fruit. A selected button removes its fruit when tapped again, making it easy to compare two combinations.

Replace deliberately

When all three spaces are occupied, a fourth choice leaves the current mix intact and asks you to remove something first. This gives you control over which colour changes.

Try removing lime from a mango–lime–grape trio and choosing orange. The warm part of the palette becomes larger.

Clear the tray when you are done

The clear button removes every selection and returns focus to the first fruit control. A page reload also empties the tray. Nothing is sent as an order or saved in a visitor profile.