Color adjustment for the previous report covers warmer blue

I received a text message from Isana. I guessed there might be something requiring a prompt response or frequent communication, which is why she contacted me via text instead of email. I saw that my task for this week was to revise the initial three designs using a unified blue color, specifically a new blue that needed to be warmer than the blue I had previously used. I had an idea that to make a color warmer, I should add some magenta. So, I adjusted the color towards a deeper blue and purple, thinking that adding magenta to the blue would create a warmer, more purple-tinted blue. Not being entirely sure what they meant by “warmer blue,” I ended up creating five different shades of blue.

After adjusting the colors, I sent them to Isana and received a quick reply. Unexpectedly, I had made a mistake because I misunderstood the concept of “warmer blue.” What I thought was “warmer blue” was actually “cool blue.” I felt sorry for my assumption and should have confirmed with Isana. Isana was understanding and quickly explained the definition of warmer blue to me. After understanding it, I swiftly selected five different warmer blues and recolored the designs. I managed to complete the color adjustments and sent the email with the updates, informing Isana of the completion just before the end of the work time.