Muted Lime
#d0c678
Light yellow-green divider for softer, cooler warmth
About Muted Lime
Muted Lime looks like a greenhouse label that's been left out in daylight too long, then softened: not chart-bright, and not honeyed like a gold. At a glance it reads light green-family, with a low-key, powdery saturation that keeps it from popping like Hay Day or drifting yellow like Golden Mist.
I use Muted Lime when I need a highlight that stays friendly in UI, especially in dashboards and operations screens for logistics, inventory, and retail back office. It's my the one you reach for shade for section chips, inline data callouts, and small status tags over off-whites, where Crusade King or Hay Day would feel either too gold or too creamy. Compared to those, this one holds a steadier green undertone instead of turning settled wheat.
One quirk: pair it carefully with cool grays, because it can read slightly more yellow-green than you expect. Warm neutrals and deep olive anchors keep it grounded.
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On White #ffffff
On Gray 100 #f5f5f5
On Gray 900 #18181b
On Black #000000
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