Mellow Mango

Mellow Mango looks like a sunlit slice of orange that's been mellowed down, not a sharp warning stripe. Compared to Fire Bolt, it's less immediate and more rounded in feel, and compared to Mr. Krabs it leans softer and less "painted-caution." It also avoids the pinkier, meatier direction you get from Bloody Salmon, staying more clearly orange all the way through.

For UI, I use Mellow Mango when you want warmth and attention without the "fire drill" energy of the brighter flame oranges. It works well for e-commerce merchandising, grocery and beverage apps, and fintech marketing or onboarding panels where you want CTAs to feel friendly but still purposeful. It's also my pick for status badges on processing flows and category chips on retail operations screens, especially when the rest of the interface is cream or light neutrals.

Quirk: on very white backgrounds it can read slightly gentler than you expect. If you need it to punch harder, bump weight or pair it with a deeper orange keyline instead of cooler grays.