Brand colors

Packata uses a calm, technical palette built around teal, amber, and clean neutral surfaces. The goal is to feel both practical for documentation and distinctive as a product identity.

Core palette

Primary

Packata Teal

#247580

Main product color. Use for navigation, primary actions, links, and emphasis.

Accent

Packata Amber

#D99536

Accent color. Use for highlights, badges, selected states, and callouts.

Text

Packata Ink

#293C42

Primary text color. Use for headings, body text, and strong contrast.

Canvas

Packata Canvas

#FAFBF8

Main page background. Keeps the site light, calm, and readable.

Soft Surface

Packata Soft Mint

#DDEEE9

Use for secondary surfaces such as sidebars, panels, and soft highlights.

Border

Packata Border

#D5E3DF

Use for borders, dividers, cards, table separators, and subtle framing.

Semantic palette

Success

Success Green

#287A58

Successful checks, validation passed, healthy state.

Warning

Warning Rust

#B85B32

Warnings, caution states, or things requiring attention.

Danger

Danger Rose

#A94E5F

Errors, destructive actions, and failure states.

Usage guidance

Role Color Usage
Primary brand color #247580 Navbar, primary buttons, links, active navigation
Accent color #D99536 Highlights, badges, selected states, callouts
Main text #293C42 Headings and body text
Main background #FAFBF8 Page background
Secondary surface #DDEEE9 Panels, sidebars, cards, subtle sections
Border color #D5E3DF Rules, separators, table borders
Success #287A58 Success messages and valid states
Warning #B85B32 Warnings and caution
Danger #A94E5F Errors and destructive actions

Preview

Packata documentation

Data packages, made practical.

Inspect, validate and work with data packages and contracts using a unified CLI and .NET API.

Use amber for emphasis, not as the main structural color.
Primary action Accent action Secondary action

Accessibility notes

  • Prefer Packata Ink (#293C42) for text on light backgrounds.
  • Prefer white text on Teal, Success, Warning and Danger swatches. Use Packata Ink on Amber for readable contrast.
  • Use Canvas as the main page background to preserve readability on long technical pages.
  • Use Soft Mint for structure and grouping, not for large blocks of dense content.

Recommendation

For Packata, the best visual balance is:

  • Teal for structure and action
  • Amber for emphasis
  • Off-white canvas for reading comfort
  • Dark ink for content
  • Soft mint for secondary surfaces