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Wathan A. & Schoger S. - Refactoring UI (Color Palettes) - 2018 PDF
Wathan A. & Schoger S. - Refactoring UI (Color Palettes) - 2018 PDF
Palettes
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Palette 1
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Cyan
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Blue Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Indigo Pink
Red Yellow
Palette 2
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Blue
Yellow (Vivid)
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Blue Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Cyan Red
Palette 3
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Purple (Vivid)
Green (Vivid)
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Blue Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Yellow (Vivid)
#8D2B0B #F7C948
hsl(15, 86%, 30%) hsl(44, 92%, 63%)
#B44D12 #FADB5F
hsl(22, 82%, 39%) hsl(48, 94%, 68%)
#CB6E17 #FCE588
hsl(29, 80%, 44%) hsl(48, 95%, 76%)
#DE911D #FFF3C4
hsl(36, 77%, 49%) hsl(48, 100%, 88%)
#F0B429 #FFFBEA
hsl(42, 87%, 55%) hsl(49, 100%, 96%)
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Palette 4
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Green (Vivid)
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Blue Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Blue Purple
Red Yellow
Palette 5
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary / Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
and use the higher contrast shades for your primary actions.
Blue Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 6
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Red
Yellow (Vivid)
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Warm Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 7
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Cyan
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Warm Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Blue Red
Palette 8
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Blue (Vivid)
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Cool Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 9
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Cool Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 10
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Indigo
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Cool Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 11
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Pink
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Cool Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 12
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Green
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Purple Red
Yellow
#513C06 #F7D070
hsl(43, 86%, 17%) hsl(43, 89%, 70%)
#7C5E10 #F9DA8B
hsl(43, 77%, 27%) hsl(43, 90%, 76%)
#A27C1A #F8E3A3
hsl(43, 72%, 37%) hsl(45, 86%, 81%)
#C99A2E #FCEFC7
hsl(42, 63%, 48%) hsl(45, 90%, 88%)
#E9B949 #FFFAEB
hsl(42, 78%, 60%) hsl(45, 100%, 96%)
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Palette 13
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Yellow (Vivid)
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Palette 14
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes
Primary
These are the splashes of color that should appear the most in your UI,
and are the ones that determine the overall "look" of the site. Use these
for things like primary actions, links, navigation items, icons, accent
borders, or text you want to emphasize.
Orange
Lime Green
Neutrals
These are the colors you will use the most and will make up the majority
of your UI. Use them for most of your text, backgrounds, and borders,
as well as for things like secondary buttons and links.
Grey
Supporting
These colors should be used fairly conservatively throughout your UI to
avoid overpowering your primary colors. Use them when you need an
element to stand out, or to reinforce things like error states or positive
trends with the appropriate semantic color.
Yellow
#513C06 #F7D070
hsl(43, 86%, 17%) hsl(43, 89%, 70%)
#7C5E10 #F9DA8B
hsl(43, 77%, 27%) hsl(43, 90%, 76%)
#A27C1A #F8E3A3
hsl(43, 72%, 37%) hsl(45, 86%, 81%)
#C99A2E #FCEFC7
hsl(42, 63%, 48%) hsl(45, 90%, 88%)
#E9B949 #FFFAEB
hsl(42, 78%, 60%) hsl(45, 100%, 96%)
Refactoring UI: Font Recommendations
Swatches
Refactoring UI: Color Palettes