D3D3D3

D3D3D3 is a hexadecimal color code used in digital color representations. When written as #D3D3D3, it corresponds to the RGB color with red, green, and blue components each equal to 211, yielding a light gray shade. In the sRGB color space, this translates to RGB(211, 211, 211). The hex pair D3 is 211 in decimal, so the overall color is a neutral, pale gray.

In CSS and HTML, #D3D3D3 is commonly associated with the named color LightGray, which is specified as a light gray close to this hex value. The two forms are used interchangeably in many web design workflows, with LightGray acting as a descriptive alias for this shade.

Usage and design considerations: D3D3D3 is often employed as a neutral background, panel fill, or border color because it provides low contrast while remaining readable when paired with darker text. It sits lighter than mid-gray but darker than white, placing it in the upper mid-range of grayscale. Designers should consider accessibility guidelines, ensuring sufficient contrast with foreground text or icons on this background; on black text, the contrast ratio is typically around 13 to 14:1, which is generally adequate for body text. In print or print-like rendering, exact representation can vary with the color profile and lighting conditions.