0xB65C7E

0xB65C7E is a hexadecimal color value commonly used in digital design and software development. In the standard RGB model, it corresponds to red 182, green 92, blue 126, or hex components B6, 5C, and 7E. In CSS or graphic tools that accept a hex color code, it is usually written as #B65C7E; some programming languages display it with a 0x prefix to indicate a hexadecimal literal.

The color reads as a medium-dark pink with purple undertones, placing it in the pink-to-magenta region. Its saturation is moderate and its lightness is in the mid range, yielding a muted but vivid appearance on most displays.

Uses: 0xB65C7E is employed as an accent color in web design, user interfaces, and branding palettes. It is typically paired with neutrals such as white, black, or gray, and with contrasting hues like teal or mint to create visual emphasis.

Accessibility and rendering: When used for text, sufficient contrast with the background must be ensured to meet accessibility standards. The perceived contrast of 0xB65C7E varies with background color and lighting, so testing with real content is recommended.

Notes: 0xB65C7E is not an official color name in standard color systems; it is a hexadecimal color value that designers may choose for its aesthetic effect. See also hex color, RGB color model, and color contrast.