Colors
The color scheme is intentionally kept simple. Generally, there are 10 neutral shades that are used for the majority of elements, and 5 colors used for highlights. Minor variations have been added for specific purposes like interactive states and unique components.
The scheme has two variations, for dark and light modes.
Primary & accents
Orange is the primary color used to indicate interactive elements. Orange light 1 & 2 are used for interaction states (hover, press). The other colors are used more freely.
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Orange
#F7931A
#F89B2A
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Orange light 1
#FFAD4A
#FFAD4A
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Orange light 2
#FFBF72
#FFBF72
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Red
#EB5757
#EC6363
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Green
#27AE60
#36B46B
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Blue
#2D9CDB
#3CA3DE
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Purple
#BB6BD9
#C075DC
Neutrals
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Neutral 9
#000000
#FFFFFF
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Neutral 8
#404040
#B0B0B0
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Neutral 7
#777777
#949494
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Neutral 6
#999999
#787878
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Neutral 5
#BBBBBB
#5C5C5C
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Neutral 4
#DEDEDE
#444444
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Neutral 3
#EDEDED
#2D2D2D
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Neutral 2
#F4F4F4
#1A1A1A
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Neutral 1
#F8F8F8
#A1A1A1
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Neutral 0
#FFFFFF
#000000
Confirmations
These are used in the block clock and may potentially be used in future UI additions to represent the number of confirmations a block or transaction has.
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Confirmations 1
#FF1C1C
#FF1C1C
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Confirmations 2
#ED6E46
#ED6E46
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Confirmations 3
#EE8847
#EE8847
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Confirmations 4
#EFA148
#EFA148
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Confirmations 5
#F0BB49
#F0BB49
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Confirmations 6
#F1D54A
#F1D54A
Green to red gradient
In the peer details, a gradient from green to red is used to convey how relatively “good” or “bad” a value is in context. The colors are linearly distributed and can also be automatically calculated via the green and red values above.
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Green
#27AE60
#36B46B
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Green-red 1
#3DA45F
#4AAB6A
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Green-red 2
#529B5E
#5EA269
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Green-red 3
#68915D
#729968
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Green-red 4
#7D885C
#869067
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Green-red 5
#937E5B
#9A8767
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Green-red 6
#A8755A
#AE7F66
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Green-red 7
#BE6B59
#C27665
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Green-red 8
#D36158
#D66D64
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Red
#EB5757
#EC6363