0D32FF

0D32FF is a hexadecimal color code used in digital color systems to represent a specific shade of blue. It is defined by the six-digit hex value 0D32FF, commonly used in HTML, CSS, SVG, and graphic design to specify color values.

In the RGB color model, the code corresponds to red = 0x0D = 13, green = 0x32 = 50, blue = 0xFF = 255. This yields a bright, saturated blue when displayed on standard sRGB monitors.

In CSS, the color would be written as #0D32FF. It does not include an alpha channel; to add transparency, the rgba(13,50,255,alpha) notation can be used. It is often selected for user interface accents, buttons, or branding palettes, though its use depends on a designer's palette.

As a hex color, 0D32FF has no widely recognized official name. It is primarily identified by its hex code and RGB components. It illustrates the common practice of using hex digits to encode colors in digital media.