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Accent Colors

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Additional, approved colors to complement our primary colors.

While our primary color palette should be used the most across touchpoints, accent colors — when used in smaller amounts — can provide added context to support your marketing and communications materials.

NameHexSass VariableSwatch
Blue (PMS 298)#41b6e6$blue
Orange (PMS 1645)#ff6a39$orange
Green (PMS 7487)#8edd65$green
Brown (PMS 4635)#946037$brown
Pink (PMS 1777)#fb637e$pink
Violet (PMS 2425)#830065$violet
Aqua (PMS 563)#6bbbab$aqua
Teal (PMS 5473)#26686d$teal
Gold (PMS 7549)#ffb600$gold

Usage#

Don’ts#

  • Don’t use accent colors as a predominant color or primary way to identify a school, center, institute or department
  • Don’t use more than 5% of one accent color within a user experience
  • Don’t use an accent color to indicate a status; consider our Utility Colors instead

Implementation Notes#

  • Look to the Primary Colors page to see important notes about color contrast and brand guidelines

Accessibility#

  • Reference Primary Colors to see important notes about color contrast and use of color

References#

  • Reference Primary Colors to see important notes about how to use the brand colors