<Formal Tobacco Inventory Control>
1. Background - 
                            
                            #F5F5F5
                         - A light gray that provides a clean and neutral backdrop, ensuring content is the focal point and allows for extended user concentration.
2. Text - 
                            
                            #333333
                         - A dark gray for body text that offers excellent readability against the light background, creating a professional appearance.
3. Primary Action - 
                            
                            #007BFF
                         - A strong blue for primary buttons and actions, instilling a sense of trust and professionalism while maintaining good visibility.
4. Secondary Action - 
                            
                            #6C757D
                         - A muted gray for secondary buttons, providing a subtle contrast to the primary action color without being overwhelming.
5. Accent - 
                            
                            #FFC107
                         - A warm amber for alerts and notifications, drawing attention effectively without being too aggressive, suitable for highlighting important information.

Color Palette Description:

This color palette is designed to create a formal and focused interface for an inventory control web application in a tobacco company. The light gray background promotes clarity and concentration, while the dark gray text ensures legibility. The blue primary action color conveys professionalism and trust, while the muted gray for secondary actions keeps a balanced visual hierarchy. The warm amber accent color is strategically used for alerts and notifications, adding a touch of warmth and urgency without detracting from the overall formal aesthetic.

Follow-Up Questions:

1. Are there any specific branding colors or existing design elements from the tobacco company that you would like to incorporate into this palette?
2. What specific user actions or functions do you envision needing the most emphasis in your application?
3. Do you have any preferences regarding the style of icons or fonts that would complement this color palette?