Permanent Border behind the Curing

#c1d841 RGB(193,216,65)

About this color

Permanent Border behind the Curing reads as medium and vivid — a yellow tone recorded at #c1d841, RGB(193, 216, 65).

#c1d841RGB(193, 216, 65)

HSL 69° · 66% saturation · 55% lightness

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Psychology

Yellow stimulates attention and optimism; at medium lightness it is highly visible and hard to ignore.

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History

Indian Yellow, a pigment used in Mughal miniature painting, was produced from the urine of mango-fed cows — an extraordinary material history hidden behind a simple hue.

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Design use

At medium lightness, this yellow is flexible enough to serve as accent colours, call-to-action buttons, and icon fills — it holds its own without overwhelming adjacent elements. Always check WCAG contrast ratios before using it under or over text.

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Colour pairings

In terms of colour combinations, combine this yellow with deep indigo for high-contrast drama, or with dusty sage and off-white for a palette of sunlit calm.

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Color formats

Name
Permanent Border behind the Curing
HEX
#c1d841
RGB
rgb(193,216,65)
RGB%
rgb(75.7%,84.7%,25.5%)
HSL
hsl(69,66%,55%)
HSV
hsv(69,70%,85%)
CMYK
cmyk(11,0,70,15)
LAB
lab(82,-27,68)
LCH
lch(82,73,112)
sRGB
(0.757,0.847,0.255)
HEX8
#c1d841ff
CSS Name
Decimal
193216065

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Color info

Lightness
55%
Saturation
66%
Hue
69°
Chroma
73
Temperature
WarmCool
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