Shades are created by adding black to or removing lightness from a particular color. For #dfdc02, its pure hue is 59.2° on the color wheel and its saturation is 98.2%, and its lightness is 44.1%. As the amount of black is added to this hue and we reduce its lightness, the result is increasingly darker shades tints. The palette given below provides 9 different shades of #dfdc02, which — excluding black and our original color — range from #1c1c00 to #c3c102.
The hexadecimal value (hex value) of this color is #dfdc02. In RGB, it consists of 87.5% Red, 86.3% Green, and 0.8% Blue. Likewise, in the CMYK color space, it consists of 0% Cyan, 1.3% Magenta, 99.1% Yellow, and 12.5% Black. On the color wheel, its Hue is found at 59.2°, with saturation of 98.2% and lightness of 44.1%. The decimal value for #dfdc02 is 14670850, and its nearest "web safe" color is #cccc00. In the RGB color space, the strongest component for #dfdc02 is red. In the CMYK color space, its strongest component is yellow. And in the RYB color space, its strongest component is yellow.
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Tints of #dfdc02
Tints are created by adding white or lightness to a particular color. For #dfdc02, its pure hue is 59.2° on the color wheel and its saturation is 98.2%, and its lightness is 44.1%. As the amount of white (lightness) is added to this hue, the result is increasingly lighter tints. The following palette gives 9 different tints of #dfdc02, which — excluding white and our original color — range from #e3e022 to #fbfbdf.
Tones of #dfdc02
Tones are the result of adding gray to a pure hue. In the case of #dfdc02, its pure hue is 59.2° on the color wheel and its saturation is 98.2%, so we increase this saturation to create more colorful tones, and decrease the saturation to create grayer tones. The palette shown below gives 9 different tones of #dfdc02, which range from #717171 (the grayest / 0% saturation) to #e1de00 (the most colorful / 100% saturation).
Variations of #dfdc02
There are several ways to create color variations and premutations of #dfdc02! For #dfdc02, there are 6 variations of the color that can be created by swapping its Red, Green, and Blue color positions, of which 5 are different from our original color. Among these six variations, there are 6 unique colors including our original color, #dfdc02. Click on these colors to learn more about them, too!
Color Coordinates of #dfdc02
This color, #dfdc02, consists of 87.5% Red, 86.3% Green, and 0.8% Blue, resulting in color coordinates Red = 223, Green = 220, Blue = 2. Likewise, the CMYK color space composition for #dfdc02 is 0% Cyan, 1.3% Magenta, 99.1% Yellow, and 12.5% Black. These values are shown in the following charts and tables.
Color Base | R (Red) | G (Green) | B (Blue) |
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Decimal | 223 | 220 | 2 |
Octal | 337 | 334 | 2 |
Hexa | #df | #dc | #02 |
Binary | 11011111 | 11011100 | 00000010 |
Color Base | C (Cyan) | M (Magenta) | Y (Yellow) | Y (Black) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Decimal | 0 | 1 | 99 | 12 |
Octal | 0 | 1 | 143 | 14 |
Hexa | #00 | #01 | #63 | #0c |
Binary | 00000000 | 00000001 | 01100011 | 00001100 |
Analogous Colors of #dfdc02
Analogous colors are located 30 degrees away from a color's hue on the color wheel. For #dfdc02 — which has hue 59.2° — its analogous colors are located at 29.2° and 89.2° on the color wheel, with the same saturation and lightness as #dfdc02.
Triadic Colors of #dfdc02
Triadic colors are located 120 degrees away from a color's hue on the color wheel, which means the original color and its triadic colors are equidistant from one another on the color wheel and form a triangle. For #dfdc02 — which has hue 59.2° — its triadic colors are located at 59.2° and 299.2° on the color wheel, with the same saturation and lightness as #dfdc02.
Complementary Color of #dfdc02
A complementary color is located opposite a color on the color wheel (180 degrees away). For #dfdc02 — which has hue 59.2° — its complementary color is located at 239.2° on the color wheel, with the same saturation and lightness as #dfdc02.
Split Complementary Colors of #dfdc02
Split complementary colors are the analogs of a color's complement, which places them 210 degrees away on the color wheel from an original color. For #dfdc02 — which has hue 59.2° — its split complementary colors its split complementary colors are located at 59.2° and 269.2° on the color wheel, with the same saturation and lightness as #dfdc02.
Tetradic Colors of #dfdc02
Tetradic colors are two sets of complementary colors on either side of a color wheel from each other, forming a rectangle on the color wheel. For #dfdc02 — which has hue 59.2° — its tetradic colors are located at 329.2°, 59.2°, 149.2°, and 239.2° on the color wheel, with the same saturation and lightness as #dfdc02.
Monochromatic Colors of #dfdc02
Monochromatic colors are colors that share a common hue but that have different saturations and lightness. For #dfdc02, we show 9 different monochromatic colors of it, ranging from #6f6e01 — (which has very low saturation and very low lightness) — to #fefc53 (which has a very high saturation and very high lightness).
HTML+CSS Examples & Previews of #dfdc02
We want to make getting started with #dfdc02 on your website fast and easy! Below are 8 examples of how to integrate #dfdc02 into a website using HTML+CSS. These examples include showing how #dfdc02 can be used to color text, backgrounds, shadows, and borders, as well as how it can be used as a solid fill or gradient fill for rectangles. These examples principally make use of <span>
and <div>
tags, although the CSS shown in particular can be repurposed to make use of #dfdc02 with other HTML elements.
#dfdc02 Foreground / Text Color
<span style="color: #dfdc02;">The color of this text is #dfdc02.</span>
#dfdc02 Background Color
<div style="background-color: #dfdc02; width:100%; height:100%; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;">The background color for this text is #dfdc02.</div>
#dfdc02 Text Shadow Color
<span style="text-shadow: 3px 3px 3px #dfdc02;">This color for the shadow of this text is #dfdc02.</span>
#dfdc02 Border Color
<div style="border: #dfdc02 4px solid;width:100%; height:100%; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;">This is a div with border color #dfdc02.</div>
#dfdc02 Color Rectangle on a White Background
<div style="background-color: #ffffff; padding: 60px; width:100%; height: 100%;"><div style="background-color: #dfdc02; width:100%; height:100%; padding: 10px; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;">This is a rectangle of color #dfdc02 on a white background.</div></div>
#dfdc02 Color Rectangle on a Black Background
<div style="background-color: #000000; padding: 60px; width:100%; height: 100%;"><div style="background-color: #dfdc02; width:100%; height:100%; padding: 10px; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;">This is a rectangle of color #dfdc02 on a black background.</div></div>
Gradient from #dfdc02 to White
<div style="background: -webkit-linear-gradient(left,#dfdc02,white); /* Firefox */ background: linear-gradient(to right,#dfdc02,white); /* Safari */ background: -o-linear-gradient(left,#dfdc02,white); /* Opera */ background: -moz-linear-gradient(left,#dfdc02,white); width:100%; height:100%; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;">This is a gradient from #dfdc02 to white.</div>
Gradient from #dfdc02 to Black
<div style="background: -webkit-linear-gradient(left,#dfdc02,black); /* Firefox */ background: linear-gradient(to right,#dfdc02,black); /* Safari */ background: -o-linear-gradient(left,#dfdc02,black); /* Opera */ background: -moz-linear-gradient(left,#dfdc02,black); color: #ffffff; width:100%; height:100%; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;">This is a gradient from #dfdc02 to black.</div>
Coding & Programming with #dfdc02
In addition to using #dfdc02 on the web, we know you might want to use it in your mobile and desktop apps, too. Whatever your needs, the table below shows how to access #dfdc02 in the language and environment of your choice. These code snippets are principally the hexadecimal representation of #dfdc02, or the RGB color coordinates for the same (Red = 223, Green = 220, Blue = 2). If you need details about the color coordinates of #dfdc02 in other color spaces, refer to these details as provided toward the top of this page.
Language | Environment | Code Snippet |
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HTML + CSS (Hex Code) | Web | #dfdc02 |
HTML + CSS (RGB Code) | Web | rgb(223, 220, 2) |
CSS Background Color | Web | .myclass { background-color: #dfdc02; } |
CSS Foreground + Text Color | Web | .myclass { color: #dfdc02; } |
CSS Border Color | Web | .myclass { border: 2px solid #dfdc02; } |
Java | (Multi-platform) | new Color(223, 220, 2); |
Python | (Multi-platform) | Color("#dfdc02") |
Swift | iOS | UIColor(red:223, green:220, blue:2, alpha:1.0000) |
Objective-C (iOS) | iOS | [UIColor colorWithRed:223 green:220 blue:2 alpha:1.0000]; |
OpenGL | (Graphics) | glColor3f(223f, 220f, 2f); |
C# / .NET | Windows | Color.FromArgb(223, 220, 2); |
#dfdc02 Color Blindness
Not everyone can see #dfdc02 the same way. For those with color blindness, #dfdc02 might look very, very different. Here, we simulate eight examples of color blindness, and how #dfdc02 looks next to each one of them. In all cases, #dfdc02 is placed in a circle in the upper-left corner of each of the below boxes, with the color in the rest of those boxes signifying how #dfdc02 looks for someone with that type of color blindness. Many people will perceive close similarities between the colors in these boxes and the colors in the circles — with some noticing particular similarities. We offer this insight so that as you make choices about colors to use for your purposes, you can make an informed decision about whether #dfdc02 will be a good fit for everyone in your audience!
Trichromacy
Protanomaly
Affects 1 in 100 Men & 1 in 10,000 Women
Deuteranomaly
Affects 1 in 17 Men & 1 in 250 Women
Tritanomaly
Affects 1 in 10,000
Dichromacy
Protanopia
Affects 1 in 100, Mostly Men
Deuteranopia
Affects 1 in 100, Mostly Men
Tritanopia
Affects 1 in 100,000
Not Accessibility Recommended
We analyzed whether #dfdc02 is an accessible color when used as a text / foreground color against a white background. This analysis is based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2 Level issued by W3C. Based on this analysis, we calculate a contrast ratio against white of approximately 1.5:1 against white. Under both the AA and AAA level standards, this is not a high enough ratio to be considered accessible for either normal size or large text.