Unified Light Contrast Palette For Google Sheets
Soft Sky Blue
#A4D7E1
Sky Blue
#BEE3F8
Muted Sky Blue
#7FB4D7
Soft Green
#B2E0B2
Light Mint
#D1F7D1
Muted Green
#8FCB8F
Warm Coral
#FFB3B3
Light Coral
#FFCCCC
Muted Coral
#FF7A7A
Foundation White
#E6E6FA
Light Lavender
#F3E8FF
Muted Lavender
#D1C6E7
#A4D7E1
Soft Sky Blue
#BEE3F8
Sky Blue
#7FB4D7
Muted Sky Blue
#B2E0B2
Soft Green
#D1F7D1
Light Mint
#8FCB8F
Muted Green
#FFB3B3
Warm Coral
#FFCCCC
Light Coral
#FF7A7A
Muted Coral
#E6E6FA
Foundation White
#F3E8FF
Light Lavender
#D1C6E7
Muted Lavender
About This Color Palette
<Unified Light Contrast Palette for Google Sheets>
1. Soft Sky Blue -
#A4D7E1
- A gentle blue that maintains a light ambiance while contrasting well with dark text.
2. Sky Blue -
#BEE3F8
- A balanced blue, ideal for headers or emphasis without being overwhelming.
3. Muted Sky Blue -
#7FB4D7
- A slightly darker blue that remains soft and readable.
4. Soft Green -
#B2E0B2
- A fresh, light green that offers a calm and organized feel for data presentation.
5. Light Mint -
#D1F7D1
- An even lighter green perfect for background areas and subtle distinctions.
6. Muted Green -
#8FCB8F
- A more subdued green that retains clarity without being too dark.
7. Warm Coral -
#FFB3B3
- A soft coral that adds warmth and is inviting while being easy to read.
8. Light Coral -
#FFCCCC
- A lighter version of coral that works well for highlights and gentle emphasis.
9. Muted Coral -
#FF7A7A
- A moderate coral that still stands out without being harsh.
10. Soft Lavender -
#E6E6FA
- A light lavender that offers a delicate touch to the overall palette.
11. Light Lavender -
#F3E8FF
- A very light lavender perfect for subtle background applications.
12. Muted Lavender -
#D1C6E7
- A more subdued lavender that provides contrast without harshness.
This unified color palette aims for a softer contrast that remains readable while providing a consistent and harmonious aesthetic. The colors are designed to be gentle on the eyes, making them suitable for long periods of use in Google Sheets.
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