White Heat
#FCF9ED
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2,545
Colors
4
CSS variables
:root {
--c-vibrant-1: #FCF9ED;
--c-vibrant-2: #FFBA5A;
--c-vibrant-3: #FF7657;
--c-vibrant-4: #665C84;
}About this palette
This 4-color vibrant palette runs from White Heat (#FCF9ED) as its lightest tone to Purple Valley (#665C84) as its darkest. It blends White Heat, Cape Jasmine, Melon and Purple Valley into a single set you can drop straight into a UI. Of its 6 color pairings, 1 meet the WCAG AA contrast threshold (4.5:1) for body text — the strongest is #FCF9ED on #665C84 at 5.81:1.
A versatile palette suitable for marketing pages, product hero blocks, illustrations, and accent UI states.
Color breakdown
Cape Jasmine
#FFBA5A
Melon
#FF7657
Purple Valley
#665C84
Contrast & accessibility
1 of 6 color pairings meet the WCAG AA contrast threshold (4.5:1) for body text.
Aa
#FCF9ED on #665C84
5.81:1
AA
Aa
#FFBA5A on #665C84
3.62:1
AA Large
Aa
#FCF9ED on #FF7657
2.49:1
Fail
Aa
#FF7657 on #665C84
2.33:1
Fail
Aa
#FCF9ED on #FFBA5A
1.60:1
Fail
Aa
#FFBA5A on #FF7657
1.56:1
Fail
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