Named colors
Each named color takes its value from a published list, the CSS Color Module Level 4 named colors or the xkcd color survey, and the page says which. Open one for its codes in every format, its tints and shades, the colors that match it, and how readable it is as text or as a background.
Reds
Oranges
Yellows and golds
Greens
- British racing green#05480DThe deep motor-racing green, with its codes and matching palettes.
- Neon green#0CFF0CThe brightest green most screens can show, and how to use it.
- Mint#9FFEB0Fresh mid green with a cool edge: codes and palettes.
- Hunter green#0B4008The dark woodland green, with codes and pairings.
- Dusty green#76A973A muted gray-green, popular for calm, natural palettes.
- Pastel green#B0FF9DA light, soft green for nurseries, spring and UI states.
Blues and teals
- Neon blue#04D9FFAn electric cyan-blue that glows on dark backgrounds.
- Alice blue#F0F8FFCSS aliceblue, a barely-blue white for backgrounds.
- Ice blue#D7FFFEA pale frosty blue-white for backgrounds and winter themes.
- Teal#008080CSS teal: half-strength green and blue.
- Royal blue#4169E1CSS royalblue, a bright medium blue.