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Sea Glass

Translucent blues and greens, reminiscent of weathered sea glass tumbled by endless ocean waves.

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Marketing banner

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A bolder treatment that stretches the primary and secondary colors across a full gradient banner.

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#E0FFFF#AFEEEE#7FFFD4#40E0D0#20B2AA

Palette guide

How to use Sea Glass

Overview

The 'Sea Glass' palette (ID: sea-glass) presents a vibrant yet serene collection of translucent blues and greens, reminiscent of ocean-weathered glass. This palette transitions beautifully from the ethereal #E0FFFF to the deep, impactful #20B2AA, offering a versatile range for designers and developers. Shades like #AFEEEE, #7FFFD4, and #40E0D0 provide a gradient of refreshing aqua and teal, perfect for creating dynamic yet calming digital experiences. Utilize these colors to build engaging interfaces, highlight key information, and maintain a cohesive, cool-toned aesthetic.

Best used for

  • Ocean-themed branding and marketing
  • Environmental non-profit websites and apps
  • Modern tech and software interfaces
  • Athletic wear and active lifestyle branding
  • Clean product design and packaging
  • Refreshing digital content and illustrations

Suggested color roles

primary

Use #20B2AA as a deep, impactful primary color for strong headings, calls-to-action, or foundational UI elements.

secondary

Apply #40E0D0 for supportive content, subheadings, or vibrant graphics, offering an energetic yet harmonious aqua.

accent

Incorporate #7FFFD4 for bright, energetic highlights, interactive states, or delicate icons, adding a fresh sparkle.

background

Utilize #E0FFFF as the primary background color for a clean, ethereal canvas, ensuring excellent readability for darker text.

text

For body text, #20B2AA provides optimal contrast against #E0FFFF and other lighter shades, ensuring clear readability.

Accessibility notes

  • Ensure sufficient contrast when using lighter aqua shades like #7FFFD4 on #E0FFFF backgrounds; reserve for larger text or accents.
  • The deep #20B2AA provides excellent contrast for text on #E0FFFF and #AFEEEE backgrounds.
  • Verify contrast ratios for interactive elements to meet WCAG standards, especially with mid-range aqua and teal colors.
  • Consider using a bold font weight for text in #40E0D0 when placed on an #AFEEEE background for improved readability.

Recommended combinations

Ocean Depths

An ethereal background with a deep teal primary and a vibrant aqua secondary, creating a dynamic yet calm visual.

#E0FFFF · #20B2AA · #40E0D0

Aqua Gradient

Ideal for subtle gradients or layered elements, moving from a light aqua background to brighter, more saturated accents.

#AFEEEE · #7FFFD4 · #40E0D0

Refreshing UI

Use the deep teal for key content blocks, the lightest shade for text, and the light aqua for subtle interactive elements.

#20B2AA · #E0FFFF · #AFEEEE

CSS variables

:root {
  --sea-glass-1: #E0FFFF;
  --sea-glass-2: #AFEEEE;
  --sea-glass-3: #7FFFD4;
  --sea-glass-4: #40E0D0;
  --sea-glass-5: #20B2AA;
}

Tailwind config

theme: {
  extend: {
    colors: {
      "sea-glass": {
        1: "#E0FFFF",
        2: "#AFEEEE",
        3: "#7FFFD4",
        4: "#40E0D0",
        5: "#20B2AA",
      }
    }
  }
}

Related searches

vibrant sea glass paletteaqua green colorsmodern ocean themerefreshing UI designcool teal scheme

Palette colors

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Color 2#AFEEEE
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Color 3#7FFFD4
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Color 4#40E0D0
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Color 5#20B2AA
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