Deep Deep Red & Burnt Orange Warm

A 5-color combination featuring Deep Red, Deep Red, Burnt Orange. Perfect for UI design, branding identities, and digital illustrations.

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#400C11

#40140C

#40210C

#402E0C

#403B0C

Professional Visualization

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Color Information & Values

HEX	RGB	HSL	Name	Details
`#400C11`	rgb(64, 12, 17)	hsl(354, 68%, 15%)	Deep Red	View
`#40140C`	rgb(64, 20, 12)	hsl(9, 68%, 15%)	Deep Red	View
`#40210C`	rgb(64, 33, 12)	hsl(24, 68%, 15%)	Burnt Orange	View
`#402E0C`	rgb(64, 46, 12)	hsl(39, 68%, 15%)	Deep Amber	View
`#403B0C`	rgb(64, 59, 12)	hsl(54, 68%, 15%)	Deep Yellow	View

Color Psychology & Usage

Psychology

With #400C11 at its core, this scheme feels grounded, sustainable, and deeply professional.

Detailed Analysis

Incorporating Deep Red creates a sophisticated backdrop that feels both premium and approachable. Pairs beautifully with gold accents or cream neutrals for a truly 'Old Money' aesthetic.

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Accessibility & Contrast Report

Score: 61%

#400C11

On White16.42:1 (Excellent)

On Black1.28:1 (Poor)

#40140C

On White15.87:1 (Excellent)

On Black1.32:1 (Poor)

#40210C

On White14.57:1 (Excellent)

On Black1.44:1 (Poor)

#402E0C

On White13.01:1 (Excellent)

On Black1.61:1 (Poor)

#403B0C

On White11.36:1 (Excellent)

On Black1.85:1 (Poor)

These ratios are calculated based on WCAG 2.1 guidelines. A ratio of 4.5:1 is the minimum for standard text, while 7:1 is recommended for high accessibility.

CSS Export

:root {
  --color-1: #400C11;
  --color-2: #40140C;
  --color-3: #40210C;
  --color-4: #402E0C;
  --color-5: #403B0C;
}

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