Electric Laser Lime

Picture a neon sign that got its brightness dialed up but its heat dialed down. Electric Laser Lime is a sharper, cleaner green than Acid, without Acid's yellow-leaning warmth, and it feels less flat than Alien Abduction because it keeps more dimensional "ink" instead of going almost sticker-smooth.

This is the shade I reach for when I need maximum signal on dark UIs while staying cooler and more controlled than the other greens in the set. I've used it in trading screens, industrial monitoring panels, and live operations dashboards where a status dot or chart series has to stay legible under motion. It also works well for editor overlays in motion graphics and game HUDs, especially for "active" states that shouldn't read like a warning.

Quirk: because it's so light and intense, it can feel slightly synthetic if you pair it with overly bright cyan or white. Charcoal backgrounds help it land; mixed neutrals keep it from turning into a glare.