#80FEFA
#AFF0A1
#9DE0C3
#B0B864
#84C588Pistachio
#11D5AFEucalyptus
#BDCC91Celadon
#6FEEF4Electric Blue
Eucalyptus & Electric Blue Glow is a split color palette tagged spring, light, cold. The hues span about 108°, enough contrast to create a focal point without the harshness of true complements. Neither washed out nor loud, it adapts to most contexts. The overall temperature is cool.
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| Swatch | Name | HEX | RGB | HSL | OKLCH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pistachio | #84C588 | rgb(132, 197, 136) | hsl(124, 36%, 65%) | oklch(76.4% 0.109 146) | |
| Eucalyptus | #11D5AF | rgb(17, 213, 175) | hsl(168, 85%, 45%) | oklch(77.9% 0.147 173) | |
| Celadon | #BDCC91 | rgb(189, 204, 145) | hsl(75, 37%, 68%) | oklch(81.9% 0.080 120) | |
| Electric Blue | #6FEEF4 | rgb(111, 238, 244) | hsl(183, 86%, 70%) | oklch(88.0% 0.113 200) |
Why it works and how to use it
It works because the lightness steps are gentle (45% to 70%), which keeps the mood consistent from edge to edge. Try it for websites, presentations and branding.
- Background: Electric Blue (#6FEEF4) is the lightest color, so it belongs on large surfaces.
- Text: Pistachio (#84C588) on #6FEEF4 gives 1.47:1, so pair it with a darker neutral for body copy.
- Primary: Eucalyptus (#11D5AF) is the most saturated mid-tone; use it for buttons and links with a border or a darker shade for contrast.
- Accent: Celadon (#BDCC91) for highlights, badges and hover states.
No pair inside the palette reaches 4.5:1, so add black or white for body text.
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Color blindness simulation
#84C588
#11D5AF
#BDCC91
#6FEEF4
Color-blind check: under protanopia and deuteranopia, Eucalyptus and Celadon become hard to tell apart, so do not rely on that pair alone to carry meaning.
Contrast check WCAG ratios between palette colors
| Pair | Sample | Ratio | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
#84C588 on #6FEEF4 | Aa | 1.47:1 | Fail |
#11D5AF on #6FEEF4 | Aa | 1.36:1 | Fail |
#BDCC91 on #6FEEF4 | Aa | 1.25:1 | Fail |
#84C588 on #BDCC91 | Aa | 1.18:1 | Fail |
#11D5AF on #BDCC91 | Aa | 1.09:1 | Fail |
#84C588 on #11D5AF | Aa | 1.08:1 | Fail |
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