Mango

I keep Mango in a special drawer for the moments where yellow-orange looks a little too loud, and pure gold looks a little too serious. This one lands as lighter and cleaner than Cheese, with less red-leaning heat and fewer sharp edges. Compared to Carona, it feels more settled and sunlit, less "in motion."

On screen, Mango reads as a bright draft of ripe fruit rather than a blaze. It works well for category chips, product tiles, and "new" badges in e-commerce where you want attention without that fired-up bite. I also like it in onboarding steps for food delivery and retail loyalty interfaces, because it's energetic but not aggressive. Use it alongside charcoal or mid-gray for crisp hierarchy, and you'll see it stay friendly.

Quick quirk: Mango can skew slightly peachy on warmer displays, so sanity-check it with your production typography before you lock the palette.