Sun Flooded Woods

Sun Flooded Woods looks like a late-morning sun patch on forest floor moss, but with the yellow light kept under control. It's a light, airy green that reads almost "overlit" at first glance, yet it doesn't go lime-peel sour like Lime Twist. Compared with Goldzilla, it stays clearly green and doesn't drift into sun-warmed gold. And beside Lime Punch, it feels a touch brighter and more washed, less button-smooth and decisive.

I reach for it in dashboards and finance apps when you want state highlights that feel optimistic without turning into caution territory. Think spend-rate trackers, operations queues, and shipment progress bars where the current step needs to look fresh against charcoal labels and pale greys. It also holds up in editorial data graphics for "day-of" status callouts, especially when you need a highlight that feels like light on leaves, not a punchy UI chrome.

Quirk: on very white backgrounds it can lose its distinction, so give it a slightly darker neighbor to keep it from flattening.