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Color Palettes
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How to Choose a Color Palette
A useful color palette gives your website, app, or design a consistent visual identity. Start with one primary color, add supporting colors, and reserve a contrasting accent for important actions such as buttons and links.
- Primary color: use it for key brand elements and main actions.
- Supporting colors: use related shades for backgrounds, cards, and sections.
- Accent color: use sparingly to draw attention to important details.
- Neutral colors: use suitable whites, greys, or dark tones for readable text.
HEX Color Codes Explained
HEX is a common way to specify colors in CSS. A six-digit code represents red, green, and
blue components. For example, #3B82F6
is a blue color. Click a swatch above to copy its color code and paste it into your stylesheet.
.primary-button {
background-color: #3B82F6;
color: #FFFFFF;
}
Before publishing a design, check text contrast and make sure important information is not communicated by color alone. This helps make interfaces easier to use for more people.
Color Palette FAQs
What is a color palette?
A color palette is a coordinated group of colors selected to work together in a design, website, brand, or digital product.
How do I copy a HEX code?
Click or keyboard-focus a color swatch in a palette. The color code is copied to your clipboard when browser permissions allow it.
Can I use these colors in CSS?
Yes. Copy a HEX value and use it in CSS properties such as color, background-color, and border-color.
What should I check before using a palette?
Check readability, contrast, consistency with your brand, and how the colors appear on different screens.
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