#FFF9E3Buttercream
#FFE566Pineapple
#00D9E7Turquoise
#3A3A3AOnyx

Pineapple & Turquoise Hour color palette

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Pineapple & Turquoise Hour is a vivid complementary color palette tagged happy, white, yellow. Near-complementary hues (about 134° apart) make this a high-contrast, attention-grabbing combination. Saturation runs high, so use the brightest color sparingly and let the others carry the surface area. Warm and cool hues are mixed, which adds depth.

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SwatchNameHEXRGBHSLOKLCH
Buttercream#FFF9E3rgb(255, 249, 227)hsl(47, 100%, 95%)oklch(98.1% 0.029 94)
Pineapple#FFE566rgb(255, 229, 102)hsl(50, 100%, 70%)oklch(92.0% 0.148 98)
Turquoise#00D9E7rgb(0, 217, 231)hsl(184, 100%, 45%)oklch(80.7% 0.137 203)
Onyx#3A3A3Argb(58, 58, 58)hsl(0, 0%, 23%)oklch(34.8% 0.000 0)

Why it works and how to use it

The palette holds together thanks to its complementary hue relationship and a strong light-to-dark ladder (95% down to 23% lightness). A natural fit for websites, presentations and branding.

  • Background: Buttercream (#FFF9E3) is the lightest color, so it belongs on large surfaces.
  • Text: Onyx (#3A3A3A) on #FFF9E3 gives 10.78:1, passing WCAG AAA.
  • Primary: Pineapple (#FFE566) is the most saturated mid-tone; use it for buttons and links with a border or a darker shade for contrast.
  • Accent: Turquoise (#00D9E7) for highlights, badges and hover states.

3 of 6 color pairs pass WCAG AA (4.5:1); the strongest is Buttercream on Onyx at 10.78:1.

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Color blindness simulation

#FFF9E3
#FFE566
#00D9E7
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Color-blind check: under tritanopia, Buttercream and Pineapple become hard to tell apart, so do not rely on that pair alone to carry meaning.

Contrast check WCAG ratios between palette colors

PairSampleRatioLevel
#FFF9E3 on #3A3A3AAa10.78:1AAA
#FFE566 on #3A3A3AAa9.02:1AAA
#00D9E7 on #3A3A3AAa6.54:1AA
#FFF9E3 on #00D9E7Aa1.65:1Fail
#FFE566 on #00D9E7Aa1.38:1Fail
#FFF9E3 on #FFE566Aa1.2:1Fail

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