Daintree

General Information about #091F2E

The hexadecimal color code #091F2E represents a dark shade of cyan, also known as Daintree. It is composed of 3.53% red, 12.16% green, and 18.04% blue. In the RGB color model, this translates to 9 red, 31 green, and 46 blue. When converted to the CMYK color model, it results in 80% cyan, 33% magenta, 0% yellow, and 82% black. This indicates that the color is predominantly cyan with a significant amount of black, contributing to its darkness. The hue angle is 203.7 degrees, saturation is 66.7%, and lightness is 10.8%. Daintree is often associated with feelings of tranquility, stability, and sophistication due to its cool and dark nature. It can be used to create a sense of depth and richness in designs.

The color #091F2E, a dark desaturated cyan, presents significant accessibility challenges, particularly for users with visual impairments. Its low luminance value of approximately 3% means that it offers very little contrast against common background colors like white. As a result, text or graphical elements using this color are likely to be difficult or impossible for many users to discern. According to WCAG guidelines, sufficient contrast is crucial for readability and usability. To ensure accessibility, this color should ideally be paired with much lighter colors. It would be advisable to perform a contrast check using online tools to verify that any color combinations meet the minimum contrast ratios specified in WCAG 2.1 AA standards (4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text) before deploying in a production environment. In cases where achieving sufficient contrast is not possible, alternative design approaches may be needed, such as incorporating patterns or textures to provide additional visual cues.

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• Dark Theme Code Editor

  This color can be used as a background for displaying code snippets in a dark theme. The dark background reduces eye strain during prolonged coding sessions. The contrast between the code and the background is important to ensure readability. It can also be used for UI elements in software applications where a dark theme is preferred by the user. It also can be used in educational contexts, such as for course materials or presentations, where a calming and professional tone is desired.

• Fashion Accent Color

  In fashion, Daintree (#091F2E) can serve as an accent color, used in small doses to add depth and sophistication to an outfit. It can be paired with lighter, warmer colors to create a balanced look, or combined with other dark hues for a more mysterious and edgy aesthetic. This color works well in accessories such as scarves, belts, or jewelry, providing a subtle pop of color against a neutral background.

• Interior Design Accent

  In interior design, #091F2E can be used in home decor to create a calming and modern atmosphere, perfect for rooms where relaxation is key, such as bedrooms or living rooms. When using Daintree as a wall color, be sure to include light colored accents to brighten the room. As an accent it can be used in furniture, artwork, and decor to evoke a sense of understated luxury.

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