M8O8

M8O8 is a hexadecimal color code that represents a specific shade of orange. In the RGB color model, it translates to a red value of 232, a green value of 128, and a blue value of 8. This combination results in a warm, deep orange hue.

The hexadecimal notation M8O8 is often used in web design and digital graphics to precisely define colors. The format consists of a hash symbol followed by six characters. The first two characters represent the red component, the next two represent green, and the final two represent blue. Each pair of characters ranges from 00 to FF, corresponding to the intensity of that color channel.

M8O8, when broken down, shows that the red component is M8 in hexadecimal, which is 232 in decimal. The green component is O8 in hexadecimal, which is 128 in decimal. The blue component is also O8 in hexadecimal, resulting in 8 in decimal. This higher value for red compared to green and blue contributes to its orange appearance. The specific shade can be perceived as a burnt orange or a rich apricot depending on the surrounding colors and context. It is a common choice for elements that require a vibrant yet not overly bright color.