Graphite Index
#282C30#5C6470#C5C9C5#F2F2ED
Use graphite for headings, slate for large panels and the pale gray for supporting surfaces.
Ink on Canvas: 12.52:1. Other pairs need their own check.
Business Color Palettes with HEX Codes
Business palettes should support reports, forms and decisions. Keep most of the reading area neutral and distinguish the main action from warnings, errors and chart categories.
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How to build with business palettes
Consistency matters more than adding many corporate-looking hues. Decide which color owns primary actions, which colors are reserved for status/data, and which neutrals carry the majority of the interface.
Business Suite
#0A2342#F46036#2CA58D#84BC9C#F7FFF7
Let the pale green-white hold tables and form content. Use teal consistently for the main action and reserve orange for a small emphasis that is distinct from error feedback.
Ink on Canvas: 15.47:1. Other pairs need their own check.
Boardroom Blue
#0B2545#134074#8DA9C4#EEF4ED#FFFFFF
Use the light canvas for slides and the darkest blue for headings. Assign the two pale tones to alternate panels; keep the medium blue for large graphics or checked text.
Ink on Canvas: 15.39:1. Other pairs need their own check.
Assign colors to real roles
| Role | Practical direction |
|---|---|
| Structure | Dark neutral or navy for navigation, headings, and dense information. |
| Primary action | One repeated color for buttons and important links. |
| Data/status | A small controlled set with labels, icons, or patterns in addition to hue. |
| Surfaces | Quiet light neutrals that keep tables and forms legible. |
Good use cases
- Dashboards with forms, tables, KPIs, and repeated interaction states.
- Presentation systems that need restrained brand color plus readable charts.
- B2B landing pages where calls to action must stand apart from informational graphics.