Lime Punch

Lime Punch reads like a fresh lime highlight caught on a glossy UI button, but it stays calmer than Lime Twist. Where Lime Twist feels crisp and peel-sharp, this one sits a touch deeper and smoother, with less "sour edge" and less snap toward yellow like Cucumber Bomber. Compared to Goldzilla, it doesn't lean into sun-warmed gold, it stays distinctly green, more punch than glow.

I use it for dashboards and finance apps when you want "go" without drifting into the caution-y yellow zone. It's great for production-ready status tags, approval chips in operations portals, and logistics tables where you need the current state to pop next to charcoal text and pale greys. It also works well in editorial data graphics when the highlight is meant to feel decisive, not warm-pointer.

Quirk: on very pure white, Lime Punch can look slightly light in isolation. Give it a mildly darker green or a soft grey backdrop and it holds its clarity.