Secure, calm, trustworthy, and responsive.
The navy-to-blue progression provides hierarchy while mint signals freshness and positive movement.
A deep navy, layered blue, cyan, mint, and pale aqua palette for finance apps and trustworthy account experiences.
#071B33#0B4F8A#1589D2#2DD4BF#E8FFF9The navy-to-blue progression provides hierarchy while mint signals freshness and positive movement.
CMYK values are generic planning approximations. Final print output requires a target ICC profile and physical proof.
| Color | HEX | RGB | OKLCH | CMYK approximation | Nearest CPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#071B33 | 7, 27, 51 | oklch(22.1% 0.054 254) | 86% / 47% / 0% / 80% | CPS 22950SΔE00 3.05 | |
#0B4F8A | 11, 79, 138 | oklch(42.2% 0.116 251) | 92% / 43% / 0% / 46% | CPS 22700SΔE00 2.75 | |
#1589D2 | 21, 137, 210 | oklch(60.7% 0.145 244) | 90% / 35% / 0% / 18% | CPS 21500BΔE00 2.95 | |
#2DD4BF | 45, 212, 191 | oklch(78.5% 0.133 182) | 79% / 0% / 10% / 17% | CPS 16300VΔE00 3.58 | |
#E8FFF9 | 232, 255, 249 | oklch(98.2% 0.025 178) | 9% / 0% / 2% / 0% | CPS 16050BΔE00 0.97 |
This role map is a practical starting point. Validate it against the real components, text sizes, and interaction states in your product.
Navigation and dark headers
Core brand and controls
Links and selected states
Positive highlights with labels
Light canvas and success subtle
These previews reveal role assumptions that are invisible in a simple swatch strip.
Role-based color preview
ReadyCheck the real relationships
ActiveTest text, controls, and states before export.
The palette is mostly blue–cyan; hierarchy depends on lightness and role, which should be reinforced with component structure.
Blue and cyan reproduction varies by profile and paper. Generic CMYK values are planning approximations.