Deep Current

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10 colour roles

Every colour has a defined purpose. Use the buttons on the right to copy it in any format.

Primary primary
Brand colour for primary buttons, selected states and emphasis
#3d4076rgb(61, 64, 118)hsl(236.8, 31.8%, 35.1%)
Primary dark primaryDark
Pressed state, or primary on dark backgrounds
#232548rgb(35, 37, 72)hsl(236.8, 34.6%, 21%)
Primary light primaryLight
Tinted surfaces, tag backgrounds, subdued selected states
#9c9dbargb(156, 157, 186)hsl(238, 17.9%, 67.1%)
Secondary secondary
Companion to the primary for secondary buttons and icons
#7f6148rgb(127, 97, 72)hsl(27.3, 27.6%, 39%)
Accent accent
Spot colour for badges and highlights
#c78957rgb(199, 137, 87)hsl(26.8, 50%, 56.1%)
Success success
Success toasts and completed states
#2c9b5argb(44, 155, 90)hsl(144.9, 55.8%, 39%)
Warning warning
Warnings and pending states
#dd9913rgb(221, 153, 19)hsl(39.8, 84.2%, 47.1%)
Danger danger
Errors, destructive actions and failure states
#d33227rgb(211, 50, 39)hsl(3.8, 68.8%, 49%)
Text text
Body text colour
#232329rgb(35, 35, 41)hsl(240, 7.9%, 14.9%)
Page background bg
Page base colour
#f9f9fargb(249, 249, 250)hsl(240, 9.1%, 97.8%)

How to use it

Written by hand for the hue family and lightness of this palette, not assembled from a template.

This palette's lead colour is deep and carries weight — suited to dark themes, or interfaces that need to feel professional and steady.

Good forComfortable for interfaces people look at for long stretches — it is the easiest colour on the eye.
Use with careIt is so common that it can feel anonymous; support colours and typography have to do the differentiating.
Pairs withDeeper blue for depth and white for openness are the two hardest combinations to get wrong.

Hue family: Blue

What it looks like in a real interface

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Accessibility contrast check

Calculated to WCAG 2.1. AA is the accessibility baseline, AAA the enhanced level.

Foreground / backgroundRatioBody textLarge text
Body text / page background14.85:1AAAAAA
Brand colour / page background9.1:1AAAAAA

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CSS variables

:root { --color-primary: #3d4076; /* Primary */ --color-primaryDark: #232548; /* Primary dark */ --color-primaryLight: #9c9dba; /* Primary light */ --color-secondary: #7f6148; /* Secondary */ --color-accent: #c78957; /* Accent */ --color-success: #2c9b5a; /* Success */ --color-warning: #dd9913; /* Warning */ --color-danger: #d33227; /* Danger */ --color-text: #232329; /* Text */ --color-bg: #f9f9fa; /* Page background */ }

SCSS variables

$color-primary: #3d4076; // Primary $color-primaryDark: #232548; // Primary dark $color-primaryLight: #9c9dba; // Primary light $color-secondary: #7f6148; // Secondary $color-accent: #c78957; // Accent $color-success: #2c9b5a; // Success $color-warning: #dd9913; // Warning $color-danger: #d33227; // Danger $color-text: #232329; // Text $color-bg: #f9f9fa; // Page background

Tailwind config

// tailwind.config.js: Deep Current module.exports = { theme: { extend: { colors: { 'primary': '#3d4076', 'primaryDark': '#232548', 'primaryLight': '#9c9dba', 'secondary': '#7f6148', 'accent': '#c78957', 'success': '#2c9b5a', 'warning': '#dd9913', 'danger': '#d33227', 'text': '#232329', 'bg': '#f9f9fa', }, }, }, };

Machine-readable JSON

{ "name": "Deep Current", "platform": "app", "tags": [ "Forest", "Blue" ], "advice": { "family": "Blue", "depth": "This palette's lead colour is deep and carries weight — suited to dark themes, or interfaces that need to feel professional and steady.", "muted": null, "suit": "Comfortable for interfaces people look at for long stretches — it is the easiest colour on the eye.", "avoid": "It is so common that it can feel anonymous; support colours and typography have to do the differentiating.", "pair": "Deeper blue for depth and white for openness are the two hardest combinations to get wrong." }, "roles": { "primary": "#3d4076", "primaryDark": "#232548", "primaryLight": "#9c9dba", "secondary": "#7f6148", "accent": "#c78957", "success": "#2c9b5a", "warning": "#dd9913", "danger": "#d33227", "text": "#232329", "bg": "#f9f9fa" }, "contrast": { "textOnBg": { "ratio": 14.85, "level": "AAA" }, "primaryOnBg": { "ratio": 9.1, "level": "AAA" } } }