Vermillion Nocturne Muted#3C2E2A
Teal Nocturne Muted#2A3C36
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Vermillion Nocturne Muted vs Teal Nocturne Muted
A detailed comparison of #3C2E2A and #2A3C36 — split-complementary colors
Contrast & Accessibility
1.11:1contrast ratio
✗ AA Normal✗ AA Large✗ AAA Normal✗ AAA Large
Text on Vermillion Nocturne Muted
Text on Teal Nocturne Muted
Color Properties
#3C2E2A
HEX
#2A3C36
rgb(60, 46, 42)
RGB
rgb(42, 60, 54)
hsl(15, 18%, 20%)
HSL
hsl(160, 18%, 20%)
15°
Hue
160°
18%
Saturation
18%
20%
Lightness
20%
Orange
Family
Teal
Hue Diff
145\u00B0 — Split-complementary
Gradient Blend
background: linear-gradient(to right, #3C2E2A, #2A3C36);
Using These Colors Together
With a contrast ratio of 1.11:1, this pair does not meet WCAG guidelines for text. Use these colors as adjacent blocks, gradients, or decorative accents rather than text-on-background pairings.
These colors have a 145\u00B0 hue difference, making them split-complementary. They offer moderate contrast — versatile for card designs, illustrations, and layered UI compositions.
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