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Colors

Our color palette reflects Frequency’s innovative spirit and professional approach. Each color has been carefully selected to work harmoniously while providing flexibility for various applications.

Primary Palette

The primary palette forms the foundation of our visual identity. Frequency Blue is our signature color.

Primary

#169BDE

blue[5]

Primary Light

#45B2E1

blue[3]

Primary Dark

#0B5A8C

blue[7]

Secondary Palette

Our secondary palette adds depth and sophistication, perfect for accents and supporting elements.

Secondary

#7E57C2

violet[5]

Secondary Light

#B89DDA

violet[2]

Secondary Dark

#442E6F

violet[7]

Semantic Colors

Semantic colors communicate meaning (success, warning, error states).

Error

#E63459

red[5]

Warning

#E79E26

yellow[5]

Success

#5AB267

green[5]

Extended 10-Color Palette

Our complete palette includes 10 colors, each with 10 shades (0-9). The main color is at index 5 (Mantine format). Click any swatch to copy its hex value.

Blue (Primary)

0

#e7f5fb

1

#b3e0f2

2

#6fc4e8

3

#45b2e1

4

#3da8dc

5

#169bde

6

#0f6c9b

7

#0b5a8c

8

#084464

9

#052e3c

Violet (Secondary)

0

#f3edf7

1

#d9c5ea

2

#b89dda

3

#9f7dd0

4

#8e6ac9

5

#7e57c2

6

#5d3f95

7

#442e6f

8

#2c1e4a

9

#180f27

Red (Error)

0

#fce8ed

1

#f7c0ce

2

#f0899d

3

#ea6582

4

#e84d6d

5

#e63459

6

#a1243e

7

#9a1d31

8

#6e1523

9

#420d15

Green (Success)

0

#ebf7ed

1

#c7e8cd

2

#a2d9ac

3

#8dd99c

4

#77bf81

5

#5ab267

6

#3f7d48

7

#2d6839

8

#1d4425

9

#0e2011

Yellow (Warning)

0

#fef8ec

1

#fdefc7

2

#fce49e

3

#fad875

4

#f9cd4c

5

#e79e26

6

#a26f1b

7

#a37518

8

#755410

9

#473309

Orange

0

#fff3e6

1

#ffe0c2

2

#ffcd9e

3

#ffb87a

4

#ffa356

5

#ff8e32

6

#d17820

7

#a35e19

8

#754411

9

#472a0a

Cyan

0

#e5f9fc

1

#b8f0f9

2

#8ae6f5

3

#5ddcf2

4

#30d3ef

5

#15c5de

6

#11a3b8

7

#0d8091

8

#095c6a

9

#053843

Pink

0

#fef0f5

1

#fcd5e4

2

#f9bad2

3

#f79fc1

4

#f584af

5

#f2699d

6

#cc5380

7

#9e3f63

8

#702b46

9

#421829

Indigo

0

#eef2ff

1

#e0e7ff

2

#c7d2fe

3

#a5b4fc

4

#818cf8

5

#6366f1

6

#4239ce

7

#332ba1

8

#241e74

9

#151047

Gray

0

#fafafa

1

#f7f7f7

2

#eeeeee

3

#e3e3e3

4

#bdbdbd

5

#9e9e9e

6

#808080

7

#757575

8

#424242

9

#212121

Typography Colors

Aa

Primary Text

#212121

gray[9]

Aa

Secondary Text

#808080

gray[6]

Aa

Disabled Text

#CCCCCC

Gradients

Our brand gradients add energy and depth. Use them for CTAs, headers, and feature highlights. Click any gradient to copy the CSS.

Frequency Alive

Primary brand gradient

#2C9EE0#7727F0

Electric Allure

Tech-forward, data viz

#4442F0#36B7CD

Bright Jewel

Fresh, success states

#2DE1B9#2C9EE0

Specialty Attraction

Premium features

#6A0D9E#6E18F0

Eyecatching Error

Errors, warnings

#FF7009#E23646

Caution Flag

Caution, gold tier

#DA8B01#F6B13E

Gradient CSS

.gradient-frequency-alive { background: linear-gradient(135deg, #2C9EE0 0%, #7727F0 100%); } .gradient-electric-allure { background: linear-gradient(135deg, #4442F0 0%, #36B7CD 100%); } .gradient-bright-jewel { background: linear-gradient(135deg, #2DE1B9 0%, #2C9EE0 100%); } .gradient-specialty-attraction { background: linear-gradient(135deg, #6A0D9E 0%, #6E18F0 100%); } .gradient-eyecatching-error { background: linear-gradient(135deg, #FF7009 0%, #E23646 100%); } .gradient-caution-flag { background: linear-gradient(135deg, #DA8B01 0%, #F6B13E 100%); }
Light Mode

50%

White Backgrounds

20%

Primary Blue

15%

Dark Text & UI

10%

Secondary Violet

5%

Semantic (Success)

Half your interface is background — white in light mode, dark in dark mode. The 15% text & UI layer inverts with it: dark text on light backgrounds, light text on dark backgrounds. Blue is the primary brand signal. Violet adds character. Semantic colors appear only when they carry meaning.

Color Usage Guidelines

Don't

Don't combine too many colors in one design

Do

Use Primary Blue as the dominant brand color

Don't

Don't use colors that clash with our palette

Do

Maintain sufficient contrast for accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA)

Don't

Don't use semantic colors as primary backgrounds

Do

Use semantic colors sparingly and with purpose

Don't

Don't alter the brand colors (no tints, shades, or opacity changes for core brand elements)

Do

Reference colors by their palette index (e.g., blue[5])

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