Color #FEEDB2 Color / Colour Code #FEEDB2
This page shows the hex color code for color #feedb2 (#FEEDB2). The colour is a yellow tone with 97% saturation and 85% lightness. Explore its conversions, colour palettes, gradients, accessibility data, and CSS code below.
Color Conversions
Accessibility Contrast
WCAG contrast ratios for #FEEDB2 against common backgrounds.
Complementary Colors
#FEEDB2 paired with its color wheel opposite for maximum contrast.
Analogous Colors
Hues at 17, 47, and 77 degrees for harmonious combinations.
Triadic Palette
Three colors at 47, 167, and 287 degrees.
Color Palettes Using #FEEDB2
Five shades at lightness levels 15% through 85% while keeping hue at 47 and saturation at 97%. Use the darkest shade for text and the lightest for backgrounds to build a cohesive single-hue design system.
Adjacent hues from 47 to 92 degrees create a warm, unified palette. This analogous scheme works for marketing materials, seasonal campaigns, and any design that needs visual warmth without clashing colors.
Combines the base color at hue 47 with its complement at 227 and two adjacent cool tones. This split-complementary approach provides strong visual contrast while remaining more balanced than a pure complementary scheme.
Five evenly spaced hues at 40% saturation and 80% lightness. Pastels are gentle on the eyes and work well for dashboards, onboarding screens, category tags, and any interface where multiple distinct colors are needed without visual aggression.
Shades & Tints of #FEEDB2
Lightness variations at hue 47 and 97% saturation.
CSS Gradients with #FEEDB2
Design Use Cases for #FEEDB2
High-Impact Accent
With 97% saturation, #FEEDB2 is highly vivid. Reserve this for elements that need maximum attention: primary action buttons, notification badges, error states, or promotional banners. Use sparingly alongside neutral tones to avoid visual fatigue.
Near-White Background
At 85% lightness, #FEEDB2 is very close to white but carries a subtle yellow tint. This is perfect for alternating row backgrounds in tables, subtle section differentiation, and adding warmth or coolness to an otherwise stark white design.
Attention & Optimism
#FEEDB2 is in the yellow spectrum (hue 47). Yellow attracts attention faster than any other color. Use it for warning labels, featured content markers, star ratings, and tooltip backgrounds. Pair with dark text since yellow often fails contrast checks against white.
Gradient Pairing
Create a gradient from #FEEDB2 (hue 47) to its complement at hue 227. For a subtler effect, try pairing with an analogous color at hue 77. Use CSS: background: linear-gradient(135deg, #feedb2, #b4c4fe);
CSS Code for #FEEDB2
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About Color #FEEDB2 (#FEEDB2)
#FEEDB2 is a yellow color (colour) with RGB channel values of 254 red, 237 green, and 178 blue. The red channel is dominant with a relatively balanced channel distribution. In HSL terms, the hue sits at 47 degrees with 97% saturation and 85% lightness, placing it in the warm range of the colour spectrum.
The perceived brightness of #FEEDB2 is 235/255 using the ITU-R BT.601 luma formula (0.299R + 0.587G + 0.114B). This means it appears bright to the human eye and is best paired with dark text for readability. For print production, the CMYK equivalent is 0% cyan, 7% magenta, 30% yellow, and 0% key (black).
The WCAG contrast ratio of #FEEDB2 against white is 1.17:1 and against black is 17.97:1. This does not meet AA requirements on white. Use it on dark backgrounds where it achieves 17.97:1, or use it exclusively for decorative purposes.
The complementary colour #B4C4FE creates maximum visual tension when paired with #FEEDB2. For more harmonious color combinations, use the analogous colours #FEC9B4 and #E9FEB4, which sit 30 degrees on either side of the hue wheel. To build a complete design system, start with the monochromatic scale above for consistent shade variations, then add one complementary or triadic accent for interactive elements.
How to Explore Color #FEEDB2
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What color / colour is #FEEDB2?
- #FEEDB2 is Color #FEEDB2, a yellow color (colour) with RGB(254, 237, 178), HSL(47, 97%, 85%), and CMYK(0%, 7%, 30%, 0%). Its perceived brightness is 235/255.
- Is #FEEDB2 accessible for text?
- Against white, #FEEDB2 has a contrast ratio of 1.17:1 (fails AA for normal text). Against black, it has 17.97:1 (passes AA). Use the contrast checker tool for custom background pairings.
- What colours pair well with #FEEDB2?
- The complementary colour is #B4C4FE (hue 227). For subtle color combinations, use analogous colours #FEC9B4 and #E9FEB4. The triadic palette adds #B4FEEE and #EEB4FE for vibrant variety.
- How do I use #FEEDB2 in CSS?
- Use any format: color: #feedb2; or rgb(254, 237, 178); or hsl(47, 97%, 85%). For CSS custom properties: --color-primary: 47 97% 85%; then use it as hsl(var(--color-primary)).
- Is this color / colour explorer free?
- Yes, completely free with no signup required. All colour calculations run in your browser. You can explore any valid hex color code, not just the pre-generated palette.