Sorreno Lemon

Sorreno Lemon looks like a bright lemon peel catch on a sunlit cutting board. It's lighter than New Gold and less metallic, so it doesn't read brass. Compared with Maize, it stays more distinctly lemon-forward with that crisp green-family undertone rather than drifting toward a softer corn-day cast. Versus Rubber Ducky, it has a calmer, more even glow, not the extra "toy clean" punch.

On screens, this is the shade I'd use when you want a fresh section tint that feels upbeat but controlled. It works in product headers and category labels for retail and e-commerce, and it also behaves nicely in hospitality surfaces like room-detail cards where you need warmth without turning everything into a callout. I like it for onboarding and step UIs when the highlight needs to feel the one you reach for for attention that stays readable, not buzzy.

Pair it with deeper greens or charcoal text. If you put it next to cool grays, it can start looking a touch washed and less "lemon" than you meant.