color palettesNo. 01Bold
Cobalt & citrus
A sharp blue, a little zest, and room to breathe.
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No. 02Warm
Terracotta & ink
Earthy warmth with an editorial point of view.
No. 03Dark
After hours
A midnight base with a soft electric pulse.
No. 04Soft
No. 05Earthy
Forest floor
Deep greens grounded by a warm golden detail.
No. 06Bold
No. 07Minimal
Paper & graphite
Just enough color. Nothing competing for attention.
No. 08Dark
Violet hour
Velvety violet with a luminous pink finish.
No. 09Soft
Butter & blue
A pale yellow morning with a blue horizon.
No. 10Earthy
Ochre & olive
Golden-hour color with an olive undertone.
No. 11Bold
Signal red
A precise red accent for things worth noticing.
No. 12Minimal
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From the field notesA palette is a beginning.
A palette is a beginning.
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Background, surface, text, action, accent. A simple way to turn five colors into a website that feels considered.
How to choose website colorsColor palettes for websites, with the next step built in.
These original five-color combinations are starting points for portfolios, journals, documentation, and product pages. Browse by mood, open a palette for role-by-role notes, then test your own combinations in the studio. Contrast belongs to a specific pair of colors: a palette is never a blanket accessibility guarantee.
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