Violet

General Information about #191245

#191245 is a dark, muted shade of violet, often associated with royalty, mystery, and sophistication. It is composed of 9.8% red, 7.1% green, and 27.1% blue. In the RGB color model, it has the values 25, 18, and 69. In the CMYK color model, its values are 63.77% cyan, 73.91% magenta, 0% yellow, and 72.94% black. This particular shade of violet tends to evoke feelings of calm and introspection and is frequently used in designs aiming for a sense of elegance and depth. Its hexadecimal code is #191245, and its closest websafe color is #330066. Violet has been associated with creativity, wisdom, and spirituality. In the historical context, it has been the color of emperors and queens, symbolizing power and authority.

The hex color #191245 presents considerable accessibility challenges, particularly for users with visual impairments. Its low luminance value means that text rendered in this color requires a very light foreground color to achieve sufficient contrast. A contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 is recommended for normal-sized text and 3:1 for large text (14pt bold or 18pt regular) to meet WCAG AA standards. Failure to meet these contrast ratios can result in content that is difficult or impossible to read for many users. When using #191245, careful consideration must be given to the choice of foreground color and font size to ensure readability and inclusivity. Tools such as contrast checkers can be invaluable in assessing and improving accessibility. Also, avoid using this color for important UI elements without proper contrast.

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• Web Design Accents

  In web design, #191245 can be used sparingly for background accents or as a highlight color to draw attention to specific elements. Due to its darkness, it's crucial to pair it with very light text or contrasting elements to ensure readability and accessibility. Consider using it for header backgrounds or decorative shapes, complemented by lighter shades of violet or complementary colors like yellow for buttons or interactive components. Avoid using it for large blocks of text or critical UI elements without careful attention to contrast ratios. This color adds a touch of sophistication and mystery when used appropriately.

• Fashion Accents

  In fashion, #191245 can be incorporated into evening wear or as an accent color in accessories. A dark violet dress can exude elegance, while violet-colored scarves or jewelry can add a subtle touch of sophistication to an outfit. The color works well with both cool and warm tones, making it versatile for different skin tones and style preferences. When using this color in fashion, consider the texture of the fabric to enhance its depth and richness, creating a visually appealing and stylish look.

• Interior Design Accents

  In interior design, #191245 can be used to create a moody and sophisticated atmosphere. It is best used in small doses, such as an accent wall, decorative pillows, or artwork. Pairing it with lighter colors, such as grays or creams, can balance the depth and prevent the space from feeling too dark or overwhelming. Consider using this color in a study, bedroom or other relaxing room for creating a calm and elegant atmosphere.

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