#E9DBCC
A very light, moderate orange closely aligning with Antiquewhite.
About #E9DBCC
Visually, #E9DBCC is defined as a moderate orange. Designers often compare it to the standard color Antiquewhite. To achieve this exact tint on a monitor, you would use an RGB mix of 233, 219, and 204.
While screens use RGB, printing presses rely on Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (black). The color uses 0% Cyan, 6% Magenta, 12% Yellow, and 9% Black. The HSL representation is 31.0° hue, 39.7% saturation, and 85.7% lightness.
From a UX and accessibility standpoint, contrast is paramount. To prevent eye strain, #000000 text pairs best with this hex code. You can view the detailed AAA and AA pass/fail metrics in the table below.
Color Space Conversions
HEX#E9DBCC
RGB233, 219, 204
HSL31.0°, 39.7%, 85.7%
CMYK0%, 6%, 12%, 9%
HSV31.0°, 12.4%, 91.4%
LAB88.1, 2.3, 9.1
XYZ69.8, 72.3, 67.4
Decimal15326156
Color Harmonies
Tints, Shades & Tones
Tints (Adding White)
Shades (Adding Black)
WCAG Contrast Accessibility
1.36:1
Text on #FFFFFF
FAIL
15.47:1
Text on #000000
AAA
1.30:1
Text on #F8FAFC
FAIL
13.15:1
Text on #0F172A
AAA
CSS Implementation
.bg-color {
background-color: #E9DBCC;
}
.text-color {
color: #E9DBCC;
}
.border-color {
border: 2px solid #E9DBCC;
}