Honey Gold (#EBA83A) — Color Codes, Meaning & UI Palettes
Honey Gold (#EBA83A) is a deep, glowing amber yellow reminiscent of pure wildflower honey illuminated by sunlight. It radiates prosperity, artisanal authenticity, optimistic warmth, and sweet richness.
#EBA83A. In RGB, it is rgb(235, 168, 58). In HSL, it is hsl(37deg, 82%, 57%), and its print CMYK formulation is cmyk(0%, 29%, 75%, 8%). It has a relative luminance of 0.46 and pairs best in UI design with Deep Navy (#0F172A) and Pure White (#FFFFFF).
WCAG 2.1 Accessibility & Contrast Rating
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Color Harmonies & Palette Schemes
Complementary
Analogous -30°
Analogous +30°
Triadic +120°
Triadic +240°
Curated UI Design Pairings for Honey Gold
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Export Honey Gold Code Snippets
--color-honey-gold: #EBA83A;
'honey-gold': '#EBA83A'
Color(hex: "#EBA83A")
{"name": "Honey Gold", "hex": "#EBA83A"}
Frequently Asked Questions About Honey Gold (#EBA83A)
What is the exact HEX code for Honey Gold?
The exact HEX code for Honey Gold is #EBA83A. In 8-digit hexadecimal (with 100% opacity), it is #EBA83AFF. Its RGB decimal equivalent is rgb(235, 168, 58) and its HSL value is hsl(37deg, 82%, 57%).
What colors go best with Honey Gold in UI and web design?
Honey Gold pairs exceptionally well with Deep Navy (#0F172A), Pure White (#FFFFFF), Travertine Warm (#F5EBE0), and Smoked Obsidian (#1C1917).
How do I use Honey Gold in CSS and Tailwind CSS?
In standard CSS, apply it directly via color: #EBA83A; or background-color: #EBA83A;. In Tailwind CSS, use arbitrary value syntax like bg-[#eba83a] or text-[#eba83a], or define it in your Tailwind v4 @theme block as --color-honey-gold: #EBA83A;.
Is Honey Gold WCAG accessible for readable text?
Against a pure white background (#FFFFFF), Honey Gold achieves a contrast ratio of 2.06:1 (Fail). Against a pure black background (#000000), it achieves 10.2:1 (AAA). Check custom contrast pairings on Pikka's WCAG Contrast Checker.
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