CD5B45

CD5B45 is a hexadecimal color code used in digital design to specify a precise shade within the sRGB color space. The code corresponds to RGB values of 205, 91, 69. In CSS and HTML, it is written as #CD5B45 and can be applied to backgrounds, borders, and text color.

This shade describes a warm orange-red tone with medium saturation and an earthy undertone, due to the relatively low green and blue components. It is commonly categorized as in the orange family and can convey energy, warmth, and autumnal mood.

In design practice, CD5B45 is often used as an accent color or call-to-action element. It pairs well with neutrals such as white, ivory, and charcoal, and with deep blues or teals to create contrast. For print, approximate CMYK conversions are used, depending on the color profile.

Accessibility considerations include ensuring sufficient contrast when this color is used as a background. White or near-white text usually provides the best legibility; however, designers should verify contrast ratios with WCAG guidance for the target font size and weight.

CD5B45 has no widely recognized common name beyond its hex code, and it sits among the broad class of warm, saturated orange-red colors used across digital media. It is one example of how hex notation enables precise color specification across platforms.