Warm White Color Scheme

I went with something a bit more warm and inviting than my typical style. I primarily design with really dark, moody colors because I want to evoke a sense of seriousness and sophistication in my work, but going with something warmer and more vibrant allows you to be a bit more playful. This color scheme would make a nice change of pace:

-Vivid Blue (#466FF4) on Warm White (#FFFBF2): 6.51:1 (compliant for all text sizes)

-Dark Gray (#333333) on Warm Light Gray (#F5F4F0): 13.89:1 (compliant for all text sizes)

-Bright Green (#46F46D) on Dark Gray (#333333): 3.17:1 (compliant for large text and UI elements)

-Gold (#FFD700) on Dark Gray (#333333): 5.32:1 (compliant for all text sizes)

Color Usage in Branding and UI Elements

-Primary Color: Used for the main navigation bar, primary buttons, and active states.

-Secondary Color: Used for secondary buttons, highlights, and key interactive elements.

-Tertiary Color: Applied to less critical interactive elements and background highlights.

-Neutral Colors: Light gray and white are used for backgrounds, cards, and modals; dark gray is used for text and icons.

-System Colors: Red for error messages, green for success notifications, and orange for warnings.