Daintree
General Information about #07222F
The hexadecimal color code #07222F represents a very dark shade of green-cyan. It is composed of 2.7% red, 13.3% green, and 18.4% blue. In the RGB color model, this color is equivalent to (7, 34, 47). In the CMYK color model, it consists of 85% cyan, 28% magenta, 0% yellow, and 82% black. The color #07222F is often associated with depth, calmness, and a sense of nature due to its resemblance to dark foliage or deep ocean waters. This color works best in combination with contrasting bright colors. It is part of the daintree color family.
The color #07222F, also known as Daintree, has a very low contrast ratio against white text, making it difficult for users, especially those with visual impairments, to read. Using white text on a #07222F background should be avoided. A contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 is recommended for normal-sized text, and 3:1 for large text according to WCAG guidelines. To improve accessibility, consider using lighter shades of green or gray for text, or using #07222F as a background color for lighter text. Another option is to add a background behind the text to create contrast, or to increase the font size and weight. Testing with accessibility tools and user feedback can help determine the most effective way to improve readability. For example, using a light yellow color such as #FFFFE0 for the text would provide much better contrast and improve accessibility.
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Digital Color Formats
Alternative colors
- #103440
A slightly lighter shade of green that provides better contrast while maintaining a similar aesthetic.
- #A9A9A9
A neutral gray that pairs well with darker greens and offers good readability.
- #103a4a
A lighter shade of the color Daintree. It has better readability when used as background for dark fonts.
Applications
Web Design
In web design, #07222F can be used for header backgrounds or sidebars to create a sophisticated and muted feel. Its dark nature makes it ideal for elements where you want to provide a subtle contrast without being too loud. Consider using it sparingly, paired with lighter colors for text and interactive elements, to ensure readability and accessibility. It's especially suitable for websites targeting themes such as nature, conservation, or professional services, where a sense of understated elegance is desired. It can also be used for UI elements such as dark mode buttons, or as a container around code snippets.
Interior Design
In interior design, #07222F is well-suited for creating accent walls or for furniture pieces in a room with natural light. The color provides a grounding effect, similar to that of dark wood, and can be paired with lighter, warmer tones to prevent the space from feeling too enclosed. It works particularly well in studies, libraries, or bedrooms, where a calm and relaxing atmosphere is desired. Consider combining it with natural materials like wood and stone to enhance its organic feel. Also suitable for dark furniture.
Fashion Design
In fashion design, this color is a great alternative to black. It can be used as base color, which can be combined with warm colors like orange or yellow, or even other shades of green.