1adbcd

1adbcd is a six-digit hexadecimal color code used in digital color representations, most commonly in web design and graphic workflows. In the RGB color model it represents red 26, green 219, and blue 205, which in hex are 1A, DB, and CD respectively. In CSS and other software that use hex notation, the color is written as #1adbcd.

Visually, the color sits in the blue–green portion of the spectrum. It is a bright, saturated teal with a noticeable green component, and is typically described as turquoise or teal-like depending on context. It does not have a standardized name in common color-name catalogs.

Uses and considerations: As an accent color, #1adbcd is valued for its high saturation and legibility against light backgrounds. It pairs well with white, charcoal, or navy elements. For text, it provides adequate contrast on dark backgrounds but may be challenging on very light or pale surfaces; designers should verify WCAG contrast requirements when using it for body text or UI labels.

Implementation note: In CSS you would apply it with color: #1adbcd; or background-color: #1adbcd;. Because color perception can vary across displays, testers should review appearance across devices and under different lighting.

See also: Hex color code, RGB color model, CSS color specification, teal and turquoise color families.