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The colour lab

Close to Technobotanica

What is this colour called?

The closest names in the swatch book, nearest first. The number is the distance in CIE Lab space: under 2 is hard to tell apart by eye.

Technobotanica#00FFBF4.1 Sea green (Crayola)#00FFCD6.5 Caribbean green#00CC9916.3 Aquamarine#7FFFD417.2 Medium aquamarine#66DDAA17.3 Android green#3DDC8418.4 mediumspringgreen#00FA9A19.1 Medium spring green#00FA9A19.1 Emerald#50C87823.1 Paris Green#50C87823.1 Turquoise blue#00FFEF24.2 Mountain Meadow#30BA8F25.2

Harmonies

ComplementaryIts opposite on the wheel

#2FF9BC #F92F6C

AnalogousIts neighbours

#2FF9BC #2FF957 #2FD0F9

TriadicThree evenly spaced

#2FF9BC #BC2FF9 #F9BC2F

Split complementaryEither side of its opposite

#2FF9BC #F92FD0 #F9572F

TintsLighter

#2FF9BC #74FBD2 #BAFDE9 #ECFEF8

ShadesDarker

#2FF9BC #07E4A1 #05A877 #036D4D

Contrast with text

White text 1.36:1fails

Black text 15.4:1passes AAA

Ratios follow the WCAG 2 formula. 4.5:1 is the usual minimum for body text.

Through colour-blind eyes

Typical vision

Protanopia

Deuteranopia

Tritanopia

No colour

A simulation. Real colour vision varies from person to person.

The weekly palette

Every Monday: seven colours you may not know, what the world is wearing this week, and one idea about colour.