blue10

Blue10 is a designation used in various contexts to denote a shade of blue or a product code. There is no single, universally recognized definition of blue10.

In color design and digital palettes, blue10 is commonly part of a sequential naming scheme (for example Blue1, Blue2, …, Blue10) used to organize blue shades within a palette. The exact hue associated with Blue10 depends on the palette, and there is no standard mapping to a specific RGB or HEX value. Some palettes assign Blue10 to a deep navy or indigo, while others place it at a lighter, desaturated blue. Designers must consult the particular palette documentation to determine the intended color.

In manufacturing and branding, blue10 may refer to a color code used to label a specific paint, plastic, textile, or product finish. Numeric color codes are common in supply chains to ensure consistent replication across batches, but the numerals by themselves do not prescribe a fixed appearance.

In software and game development, Blue10 can be a codename for a version, feature, or theme. Codenames are project-specific and typically carry contextual meanings within a development team rather than representing a standardized color.

To communicate color precisely, it is advisable to specify an explicit color value (for example RGB, HEX, or HSL) in addition to or instead of the term blue10, since the latter is not standardized.

If blue10 appears in a document, consult the related palette, brand guidelines, or product specification to determine its exact meaning.