Everglade

General Information about #18452D

The hex color #18452D, often referred to as "Everglade", is a deep, muted shade of green. In the RGB color model, it is composed of 9.41% red, 27.06% green, and 17.65% blue. This color falls within the dark greenish-cyan hue range. Colors like #18452D are often associated with nature, tranquility, and stability. Its hexadecimal representation is a standardized way to define colors in HTML, CSS, and other digital design contexts. Colors that are similar to this color can be often found in forests, natural landscapes and in dark vegetations. The color is frequently used for creating a natural and calming visual appearance in different contexts.

The hex color #18452D, also known as Everglade, presents some accessibility considerations. Its dark nature means it requires light-colored text for sufficient contrast to be readable. According to WCAG guidelines, a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 is recommended for standard text and 3:1 for large text. When using #18452D as a background, it's crucial to test the color contrast with any foreground text or interactive elements. Tools like WebAIM's Contrast Checker can be invaluable. Using lighter shades of green or neutrals like off-white or light gray for text can improve readability. Avoid pairing it with other dark colors, as this will significantly reduce contrast and make content difficult for users, especially those with visual impairments. Ensuring sufficient contrast is vital for providing an inclusive and accessible user experience.

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• Web Design for Environmental Organizations

  Everglade (#18452D) is an excellent choice for websites or applications related to nature, sustainability, or environmental conservation. Its earthy tone evokes feelings of tranquility and stability, making it ideal for creating a calming user experience. It can be used effectively for backgrounds, headers, or as an accent color in combination with neutral tones like beige or light gray. In user interface design, #18452D can be applied to buttons, icons, and other interactive elements, especially in contexts where a subtle and understated aesthetic is desired.

• Interior Design for a Natural Aesthetic

  In interior design, Everglade can bring a touch of the outdoors into a space. It works well as an accent wall color in living rooms or bedrooms, creating a sense of peace and connection to nature. It can also be used in smaller doses, such as for upholstery, cushions, or decorative items, to add a subtle pop of color. When paired with natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, Everglade enhances the organic and grounding feel of a room.

• Elegance in Fashion

  In fashion, Everglade can be used in garments that want to convey elegance, confidence, and class. Perfect for fall and winter seasons. This color can be applied to all types of garments, from dresses to jackets, coats and accessoiries

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