50e324

50e324 is a six-digit hexadecimal string that commonly appears in computing contexts, most notably as a color specification in web design when used as a CSS hex color value such as #50e324. In hex color notation, the digits encode three 8-bit color channels: red is 0x50 (80), green is 0xE3 (227), and blue is 0x24 (36). The resulting color has an RGB representation of (80, 227, 36) and a vivid lime-green appearance. As a CSS color, it can be applied to text, backgrounds, borders, and other UI elements.

If interpreted as a hexadecimal number rather than a color, 50e324 represents the value 0x50E324, which equals 5,301,028 in decimal. In software contexts, such hex strings can also serve as identifiers, memory addresses, or compact codes within schemas, protocols, or file formats, where their meaning depends on the defining specification.

There is no widely recognized historical event, organization, or product specifically associated with the term 50e324. It is primarily encountered as a random hexadecimal value in digital media, or as a color code in design work. The lack of standardization means its significance is context-dependent and usually limited to color representation or numeric encoding.