lemonyelloworange

Lemonyelloworange is a descriptive color term used in design to refer to a color that sits between lemon yellow and orange on the color spectrum. It is not a standardized color name, but is encountered in branding palettes, consumer packaging, and CSS variable naming as a descriptive label rather than an official color.

Appearance and range: In digital color spaces, a lemonyelloworange color typically falls within the warm, yellow-orange segment. In hex, practical representations range roughly from #FFF44F (bright lemon yellow) toward #FFB347–#FF9F2A (orange-inflected yellows). In RGB, this corresponds to high red and green values with moderate blue, while in HSL the hue lies around 30–60 degrees, with high lightness and moderate to high saturation.

Usage: The hue conveys energy, warmth, and playfulness, and is commonly used in brands targeting citrusy freshness, children’s products, confections, and summer-themed designs. It can function as a primary brand color or as an accent.

Accessibility and design considerations: Light lemonyelloworange tones require sufficient contrast when used for text or icons on the same background; pairing with dark navy or charcoal improves legibility.

See also: color names, palette design, warm colors, citrus colors.