Palettes with a job to do

Every palette ships with roles assigned — surface, support, primary, accent, ink — plus its contrast record. Copy it and you have a working theme, not five hex codes.

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Product & industry Dashboard SaaS Healthcare Finance & fintech E-commerce
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Text #0D2830 Secondary #155E63 Accent #3BA9AE Primary #F26D6D Surface #EDF7F7

Teal reads as "monitoring", not "alarm". The single coral is reserved strictly for critical states, so red means red and nothing else does.

5 colors WCAG AAA Clinical dashboards
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Text #0E141B Secondary #1B2733 Primary #2CC4D6 Accent #5A7387 Surface #E7EDF3
Console Slate Technical

A slate-blue dark surface with one cyan primary. The accent is loud so status and alerts read at a glance against the calm chrome.

5 colors WCAG AAA Developer dashboards
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Text #1A1B3A Primary #4338CA Secondary #818CF8 Accent #F5A524 Surface #F4F5FB
Analytics Indigo Professional

Indigo carries every chart series; the surface stays paper-white so dense tables never feel heavy. One warm amber marks the outlier.

5 colors WCAG AAA Reporting & analytics
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Text #14161A Secondary #2A2F38 Primary #5B6B7C Accent #A9B6C4 Surface #EEF2F6
Muted Dashboard Minimal

Five steps of one cool grey. Charts borrow saturation only where a series needs to be told apart.

5 colors WCAG AAA Data-heavy admin
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