What is your favourite Hex colour code?

For example #bf00ff is a nice colour code. Also known as electric purple.

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For example #bf00ff is a nice colour code. Also known as electric purple.

#000000
I see a webpage and I want it painted #000000
Maybe I’ll just fade away and not have to face CSS
Nice looks like a shade of teal.
It’s the default wallpaper color of Windows 95
Nice does it come with minesweeper?
Steel Blue #4682b4
Nice its like that blue that building frames have on them during construction.
FFD000 is a beautiful yellow, almost orange, that really stands out when in a dark background

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That is nice, I’ll need to see if I can use it in some UI themes.

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It contrasts nicely with dark mode. I also got to learn about a new website which is cool.

I’m going to assume that this is basically a question on what my favorite color is with extra steps :)

I’m also a big fan of purple! But if I had to choose, I’d go for #7851A9 instead:

Royal purple

Anywhere on the spectrum from pink to purple is always a good choice.
That’s a nice purple! I like all sorts of purples too but I couldn’t pick the one I like the most. I like anything from lavender to kind of red wine color. Not sure if they’re all even considered to be purple as they are little more red.

#1C1C1C

It’s a very calming nice gray

I've been using #1F1F1F as it's also the background colour in dark mode VS Code, though anything in that region is quite pleasing
I get a surprising amount of use out of 0x123456, which is midnight-sea-bluish color, as a background shade.
I was always a fan of #BADA55 when I needed a placeholder color. Not only is it badass, it’s a nice mellow green.
That is a nice green.
It’s also the Colo[u]r of Kerbals’ skin in ksp

I like #CC8899 the most.

For reference:

Looks like Pantone’s color of the year 2024!

Not my favorite, but I use this one for debugging #FF00FF.

It started back then in the early 2000s when I used to modify winamp skins, which used this particular color for transparency in their BMP stripes (no PNGs back than). Since then it stuck with me.

I also used to use that color for transparency. When I made something in MS Paint I set that color to where I wanted transparency so I could move it to other window with transparent selection. Nice workflow for simple pixel art but I would rather use GIMP these days.
yeah, Gimp ain’t much different from MS Paint regarding UX 😂 /s
I know Minecraft uses that for the “broken” texture.
What’s wrong with this community? Favorite hex codes…?
Seems like everyone in here is having fun so, nothing!
it’s just a more specific way of asking favorite colors

I expect all you geeks to play What the Hex? and excel in it: yizzle.com/whatthehex/

I can’t lock it down to a specific he’s, but my favorite palette is Synthwave

What the Hex?

#2f2

A nice eye searing lime green that I used to use a bit when I first got into web development. Originally copied from goodness knows where lol.

Now I use it in my current job alongside the color red when designing CSS grids

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Sounds like that’s just #C00C00
Appropriate, given the time he tried to debate an empty chair

#454545

Nice for having sane amount of contrast in white bh.

#1200FF

Quite a sharp colour but very good

#FF6600

I just really like it. It’s a really nice shade of orange.

#ff06b5 because I’m a nerd, but a slightly different kind of nerd lol
#00ff00 (green) because I’ve been using it as my terminal text color for 30+ years.

#33bfe5

Only real ones will get it.