Camarone

General Information about #065825

The hexadecimal color code #065825, also known as Camarone, represents a dark shade of green. It is composed of 2.4% red, 34.5% green, and 14.5% blue. In the RGB color model, it has the values (6, 88, 37). In the CMYK color model, its composition is 93% cyan, 0% magenta, 58% yellow, and 65% black. This color is often associated with nature, calmness, and stability, though its darkness mutes any feelings of vibrancy. Due to its low lightness value, it is best used as an accent color or paired with lighter colors to provide sufficient contrast. Camarone may be suitable for branding, particularly for companies that want to convey a sense of environmental awareness or natural products, but it is best combined with lighter shades to prevent any negative accessibility outcomes.

The color #065825, also known as Camarone, presents some accessibility challenges, particularly for users with visual impairments. Its low lightness value (approximately 5%) means it has poor contrast against common background colors like white. According to WCAG guidelines, sufficient contrast is crucial for readability and usability. Text or interactive elements using #065825 on a white background would likely fail to meet minimum contrast ratios (4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text). To improve accessibility, consider using lighter shades of green or pairing it with much lighter colors for text and interactive elements. Tools like contrast checkers can help determine if a specific color combination provides adequate contrast. Avoid using this color for critical information or actions without ensuring sufficient contrast. Meaning should not be conveyed by color alone. Providing additional cues, such as labels or icons, will assist users with color vision deficiencies.

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• Web Design Accents

  In web design, Camarone (#065825) can be used sparingly for decorative elements, such as borders or accents, especially in designs aiming for a natural or earthy aesthetic. However, due to its low visibility, it's essential to avoid using it for text or interactive components unless paired with a very light background color to ensure sufficient contrast. For example, it could be used as a background color for a website section with a nature-related theme, provided the text on top is a light color, like white or a very pale yellow. Additionally, consider implementing a color palette switcher to allow users to adjust the color scheme according to their preferences.

• Interior Design Accent

  In interior design, Camarone can be incorporated as a subtle accent color in spaces that evoke a sense of tranquility and nature. It can be used for painting a feature wall in a living room or bedroom, especially when combined with lighter neutral tones like beige, cream, or light gray. It is also well suited to elements such as cushions or throws as an accent colour. As a dark, muted colour, it should be combined with light natural colours to avoid a dark and oppressive atmosphere. It works best in well-lit spaces.

• Fashion Accent

  In fashion, Camarone may be suitable for darker, muted clothing items. It could be used in patterned fabric where the muted green provides a contrast. Given its understated nature, Camarone would also lend itself to outdoor clothing. Use in clothing can also be as an accent color, like a dark green trim on a jacket or accessory.

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