Styles Page

Primary Palette

These are the colors that make our brand. BlueDark is our corporate blue, Blue is our call to action color (links, buttons), Teal is our accent color and White is the color that we primarily use to give focus to content.

BlueDark
#003A70

Blue
#105FA8

TealDark
#03746E

White
#FFFFFF

Supporting Palette

These colors support our brand by allowing contrast and brightness to be added to the pages. These colors are not meant to be used within typography.

Sand
#FFFBF2

Gold
#F5B93C

GrayDarker
#444444

Gray Palette

Grays are mostly used for text colors and background colors. They support the Primary Palette and help bring more focus on the content.

GrayDarkest
#222222

GrayDarker
#444444

GrayDark
#5D5D5D

Gray
#838383

GrayLight
#BABABA

GrayLighter
#E5E5E5

GrayLightest
#F7F7F7

Background

By default all backgrounds will be White.

Sometimes it is necessary to use color to break up content or give something a container. In these cases, GrayLightest or Sand can be used.

In rare occasions Blue or TealDark can be used as a background color.

Don't use Blue as a large flood background color.

White
#FFFFFF

GrayLightest
#F7F7F7

Sand
#FFFBF2

Blue
#105FA8

TealDark
#03746E

Acceptable Colors

Some font colors will work for text on White or GrayLightest backgrounds. This chart shows examples of what colors will pass or fail ADA contrast requirements.


BlueDark #003A70	BlueDark #003A70	Pass
BlueDark #105FA8	BlueDark #105FA8	Pass
TealDark #03746E	TealDark #03746E	Pass
GrayDarkest #222222	GrayDarkest #222222	Pass
GrayDarker #444444	GrayDarker #444444	Pass
GrayDark #5D5D5D	GrayDark #5D5D5D	Pass
Gray #838383	Gray #838383	Pass*
GrayLight #BABABA	GrayLight #BABABA	Fail
GrayLighter #E5E5E5	GrayLighter #E5E5E5	Fail
GrayLightest #E7E7E7	GrayLightest #E7E7E7	Fail

* Passes, but only for text that is above 24px.

H1 Headline 1: 44/52 (light) #444444

H2 Headline 2: 36/44 #444444

H3 Headline 3: 28/36 #03746E

H4 Headline 4: 22/28 (semibold) #444444

H5 Headline 5: 18/28 (semibold) #03746E

H6 Headline 6: 16/24 (semibold) #444444

P Paragraph Text: 18/28 #5D5D5D

Small Text: 16/24 #5D5D5D

Smaller Text: 14/20 #5D5D5D

Button Types

Primary (solid)

Use a primary button for the most important action on a page. Limit the number of primary buttons on a page.

Primary

Secondary (outline)

Use a secondary button for actions that are secondary to the primary call to action. This is the default button that should be used in most cases.

Secondary

Tertiary (flat)

Use a tertiary button for non-critical actions. While the tertiary button visually looks like a link, it should be used as a button. Tertiary buttons should always be paired with another button.

Tertiary

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