Which groundbreaking mathematical software package was the first to use color-coded function blocks in its packaging and interface, revolutionizing how students visualize abstract mathematical concepts?

The world of mathematics education relies heavily on effective product marketing to reach educators, students, and institutions. Mathematical tools, textbooks, and educational software compete in a specialized market where innovation and clarity of purpose are crucial. This trivia question explores how a famous mathematical product revolutionized an entire field through its innovative packaging and presentation.

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Mathematica, with its introduction of the 'Visual Function Navigator' in 1988
MATLAB, through its 'ColorMap Algorithm Designer' launched in 1992
Maple, featuring its 'Spectrum Analysis Interface' from 1985
GeoGebra, with its 'Rainbow Geometry System' developed in 2001