FFE4C4

FFE4C4 is a hexadecimal color code used in digital color representations, most commonly in HTML and CSS. The code corresponds to the color Bisque, a pale warm peach that sits between orange and pink on the color spectrum. In the RGB color model, FFE4C4 translates to red 255, green 228, and blue 196.

In CSS, Bisque is one of the standard named colors, defined by the CSS color keywords set. This means the same color can be referenced either by its hex code (FFE4C4) or by the name Bisque, providing flexibility for designers and developers when specifying colors in style sheets.

Bisque is characterized by its light, soft appearance and warm undertones. It is frequently used for backgrounds, panels, or user interface surfaces where a gentle, inviting feel is desired. Because of its high lightness, contrast is important: pairing Bisque with dark text or strong accents helps maintain readability and accessibility. Common pairings include navy, charcoal, deep browns, and muted teals.

Origin and usage notes: the term Bisque in color naming traces back to porcelain and ceramic finishes, and the CSS color keyword Bisque is widely supported across web browsers. While Bisque is primarily a background or surface color, designers may adjust saturation or use it in layered palettes to achieve various warmth levels in a given design.