Broom

Broom sits warmer and more saturated than Aurora, but it doesn't have the electric snap of Bumblebee. It's a yellow that actually feels like it belongs in the work, not one you're squinting at or second-guessing. There's a directness to it, it knows what it is and doesn't overcompensate.

You'll land it in design tools, educational dashboards, and garden/landscaping platforms where you need something that reads as active without feeling harsh. Unlike Citrus Splash, which plays the middle-ground diplomat, Broom leans warm. Unlike Bumblebee, which demands dark backgrounds to settle, this one holds steady next to mid-tone grays and soft neutrals without needing a lot of breathing room. It's got enough presence to work on white, enough warmth to feel intentional on cream.

The thing: pair it next to soft pastels and it'll actually push them around, so know your contrast story first. But nest it next to navy, sage, or warm wood and it lands like it was the only choice.