HSLA to HSV

1. Discard the Alpha: The alpha component (transparency) of the HSLA color is ignored. The HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value) color model doesn't include transparency, so this information is lost during the conversion.
2. HSL to HSV Conversion: The remaining HSL components (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) are converted to their HSV equivalents (Hue, Saturation, Value). This requires standard color space conversion formulas that mathematically map the HSL values to HSV values. These formulas are not straightforward and typically involve conditional logic to handle various cases and ensure the output values remain within their valid ranges (0-360 for Hue, 0-1 for Saturation and Value).

The resulting HSV values represent the color's hue, saturation, and value without any information about its original transparency. This conversion is useful when you need to work with a color in a system or application that uses the HSV color model, even if the color was initially defined with transparency using HSLA. Many online tools and programming libraries are available that automate this conversion process. Keep in mind that this is not a perfectly lossless conversion; minor discrepancies might occur due to rounding errors in the mathematical calculations.