<Blue and Light Grays for UI>
1. Primary Blue - 
                            
                            #007BFF
                         - A vibrant and inviting blue that conveys trust and professionalism. Ideal for buttons and primary actions.
2. Light Gray - 
                            
                            #F0F0F0
                         - A soft, neutral light gray that provides a clean and modern background, making content easily readable.
3. Medium Gray - 
                            
                            #CCCCCC
                         - A versatile medium gray that can be used for borders and dividers, ensuring a subtle separation of content.
4. Dark Gray - 
                            
                            #4D4D4D
                         - A deeper gray for text and secondary elements, offering excellent contrast against lighter backgrounds.
5. Accent Blue - 
                            
                            #0056b3
                         - A darker blue for hover states or secondary actions, providing a sense of depth while maintaining brand identity.

Description: This color palette combines a vibrant primary blue with various shades of light gray to create a clean, modern, and professional user interface. The blues evoke a sense of trust and reliability, while the grays provide a calming backdrop, enhancing readability and focus on content.

Usage Recommendations:

• Use the Primary Blue for call-to-action buttons and highlights to draw attention.
• Utilize Light Gray as the main background color for screens and cards to maintain a fresh look.
• Medium Gray can be applied to borders or section dividers to subtly organize content.
• Dark Gray is ideal for body text, ensuring readability against lighter backgrounds.
• The Accent Blue is perfect for hover effects on buttons or secondary actions, creating an interactive experience.

Follow-up Questions:

1. Are there any specific applications or screens you are targeting for this UI design?
2. Would you like to include any additional colors or variations in the palette?
3. Do you have preferences for font styles or iconography that should complement this color palette?