default-testpage.pdf: higher resolution, solid colors #100
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Many consumer printers today can display images with a higher resolution than the ones in the current test page, so it'd be good to improve those. Also, I spoke to someone who is familiar with print and they mentioned solid rgbcmyk blocks are more useful than the 'color wheel'. I could imagine further improvements (maybe adding a 'rainbow gradient', text in various point sizes, 'hyperbolic wedges'), but this seemed like a good first step.
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Many consumer printers today can display images with a higher resolution than the ones in the current test page, so it'd be good to improve those.
Also, I spoke to someone who is familiar with print and they mentioned solid rgbcmyk blocks are more useful than the 'color wheel'.
I could imagine further improvements (maybe adding a 'rainbow gradient', text in various point sizes, 'hyperbolic wedges'), but this seemed like a good first step.