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Running Number
14,469,551
HEX
#DCC9AF
RGB
220, 201, 175
HSL
35°,39%,77%
HSV
35°,20%,86%
CMYK
0%,9%,20%,14%
Brightness
80%
Type
Light
AA Normal Text: ≥ 4.5:1
AA Large Text: ≥ 3.0:1
AAA Normal Text: ≥ 7.0:1
AAA Large Text: ≥ 4.5:1
#DCC9AF sits at 35° on the color wheel, placing it in the orange family of the warm half of the spectrum. With 39% saturation and 77% lightness, it reads as a softly muted, very light tone — a balanced mid-energy presence that sits comfortably alongside other UI tones. Its RGB mix of 220, 201, 175 produces a 13.02:1 contrast ratio against black, which clears WCAG AAA for body text in that pairing.
In RGB space #DCC9AF is a clear variant of CSS silver — about 34 units away from #C0C0C0. Designers reach for orange hues at this saturation when the brief calls for a conversational, mid-energy register, and at this lightness when they want lift, air, and gentle emphasis. On screen the warm cast tends to pair best with cool neutrals around 210°-230° to balance temperature.
See how this color appears in real UI elements
Button (filled)
Badge
Progress Bar
Link Hover
Input Focus Ring
Checkbox Active
Toggle Switch On
Slider Thumb
Card Border
Icon Highlight
Tooltip Background
Modal Header
Tab Active
Alert Box
Timeline Dot
Loading Spinner
Dropdown Selected
Table Row Highlight
Calendar Date
Mobile Device
See how to use #DCC9AF in different programming languages
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