blue136

Blue136 is a designation used in some digital design palettes to refer to a specific shade of blue. It is not a standardized color name in CSS, HTML, or major color systems, but appears in internal style guides and vendor palettes where colors are named with a color descriptor followed by a numeric suffix to distinguish shades.

Because Blue136 is non-standard, its exact RGB or hex values vary by source. In practice, representations of Blue136 tend to fall in the mid-to-deep blue range, with low to moderate red and green components and a higher blue component. Common approximations place it around hex values such as #1A60B3 or #2168CC, though these are only rough references and can differ between design tools.

Usage often occurs in branding, UI design, and data visualization within organizations that use numeric color naming schemes. It is typically employed for primary action elements, links, or accent details where a strong blue is desired. Designers usually pair Blue136 with white or light gray backgrounds; contrasting hues like orange or yellow may be used for emphasis, while careful attention to WCAG contrast ensures accessibility.

Because it is not standardized, when documenting designs, teams should specify the exact color values (RGB, HEX, or HSL) rather than relying on the label Blue136. Related terms exist in other color-family palettes, such as Blue128 or Blue144, suggesting a family of blue shades within a single system.