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Dominant Component: CYAN. This color has a strong cyan component, making it appear more cyan-ish.
Color Harmony
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Complementary colors are directly opposite each other on the color wheel. They create maximum contrast and stability.Explore more color harmonies including triadic, analogous, and tetradic combinations.
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Discover how to use this color in your designs with practical examples of text effects, backgrounds, shadows, and more.
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Text Color
.text-color { color: #E4F1F1; }Background Color
.bg-color { background-color: #E4F1F1; }Border Color
.border-color { border: 2px solid #E4F1F1; }Box Shadow
.shadow-color { box-shadow: 0 4px 8px #E4F1F1; }Other Color Conversions
The color #E4F1F1 (RGB 228, 241, 241) contains high red, high green, and high blue values, making it primarily a cyan color.
Psychological Impact of This Color
Clarity & Freshness
With cyan as the dominant component, this color may evoke feelings of tranquility, clarity, and freshness. Cyan colors are often associated with water, technology, and a sense of calm efficiency.
The lighter tone adds a sense of accessibility and openness to the color's impact.
Common Applications
Digital Design
Cyan-dominant colors are popular in tech interfaces, healthcare applications, and designs that aim to convey clarity and efficiency.
Print & Physical Media
This color has a balanced saturation that would reproduce well in most print applications while still maintaining visual interest. Due to its lightness, it works well as a background but may not provide enough contrast for text.