Haiti

#1A1C3D

General Information about #1A1C3D

The hex color #1A1C3D, often referred to as 'Haiti' in color palettes, is a dark, muted shade of blue-purple. It belongs to the cool color family and evokes feelings of depth, mystery, and sophistication. This color is formed by combining relatively low amounts of red (10%), green (11%), and a moderate amount of blue (24%) in the RGB color model. In the CMYK color model, it requires high levels of cyan, magenta, and yellow to achieve its characteristic darkness. Due to its subdued nature, #1A1C3D is frequently used to create backgrounds or as an accent color where a calming and sophisticated aesthetic is desired.

The hex color #1a1c3d, also known as Haiti, presents some accessibility challenges, particularly when used for text or interactive elements. Due to its relatively low luminance, it may not provide sufficient contrast against lighter backgrounds, potentially causing readability issues for users with visual impairments. 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 #1a1c3d, it's crucial to pair it with a sufficiently light color to meet these contrast requirements. Tools like contrast checkers can help verify compliance. Consider using it sparingly for decorative elements or in conjunction with higher-contrast colors for essential information. Ensure that interactive elements using this color have clear visual cues for focus and state changes to aid users with cognitive impairments.

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RGB
26 28 61
RGB26 28 61
Red
Green
Blue
HSL
236.57 40.23% 17.06%
236.5740.2317.06HSL
Hue
Saturation
Lightness
HWB
236.57 10.2% 76.08%
236.5710.276.08HWB
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Whiteness
Blackness
hex#1A1C3D
rgb26 28 61
hsl236.57 40.23% 17.06%
cmyk57.38% 54.1% 0% 76.08%
hwb236.57 10.2% 76.08%
xyz1.68 1.39 4.59
CMYK
57.38% 54.1% 0% 76.08%
57.3854.1076.08CMYK
Cyan
Magenta
Yellow
Key
XYZ
1.68 1.39 4.59
1.681.394.59XYZ
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Y
Z

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