Sunny Yellow

On my screen, Sunny Yellow feels like a sheet of sunlight laid over warm gray tiles. It's bright, but it doesn't carry that sharp, lemon-clean edge, and it's not the gold-coin heat of Banana King. Compared with those nearby yellows, this one lands warmer than pale highlights while staying notably light, so it reads "notice me" without looking like an alert.

I reach for it when the UI needs a cheery lift that still behaves like a background accent: e-commerce category chips, product badges, onboarding progress cues, and the small state labels you see in dashboards and finance apps. It also works in illustration-heavy hero sections where you want sunlight energy without fighting the main copy. Use it with warm grays for a smooth stack, or with cooler neutrals if you want it to glow a little harder.

One quirk: next to Banana King, it looks less saturated and less personality-forward, so don't mix them in the same component row unless you're intentionally controlling hierarchy.