Banana Propaganda

Banana Propaganda is the yellow that actually looks like something you'd find in a fruit bowl, it's brighter and less golden than Candlelight, which means it doesn't sit in that premium, intentional warmth zone. It's also more saturated than Angel's Trumpet, so it doesn't have that ethereal, backlit quality. This one lands squarely in the middle: it's got real presence without pretending to be luxury.

You'll use it where you need a yellow that feels fresh and direct, product interfaces, food apps, accessibility callouts, notification badges. It works in e-commerce where you want "Buy Now" buttons to feel approachable but still grab attention. Fintech uses it less than Caduceus Staff because it's lighter and cheerier, which can work against authority, but that's exactly why it thrives in consumer health apps and educational dashboards where warmth needs to feel welcoming, not clinical.

It vibrates less than Cheese It Up on white, so you can actually set type over it without it becoming an optical nightmare. Pair it with navy or deep grays and it punches harder than its brightness suggests it should. It's the one I reach for when I've already decided on yellow but I want it to feel honest instead of decorated.