neongrün

Neongrün is the Turkish term for the highly saturated shade of green known in English as neon green. The color is characterized by a bright, luminous appearance that is often found in safety gear, electronic displays, and graphic design. In the RYB color model it occupies a position between bright green and yellow, but in the RGB model it is typically represented by a high value of green (often 255) combined with significantly lower red and blue values (e.g., RGB 57, 255, 20).

In web development neongrün can be reproduced using the hexadecimal color code #39ff14, which is a common reference in CSS, HTML, and graphic software. Some variations of neon green may appear as #00ff00, a slightly more intense version of the standard RGB green, or as #ccff00, which leans toward a yellowish tint yet retains high visibility.

The color is frequently used in safety applications because its high luminance ensures visibility in low light conditions. It also appears in contemporary fashion, where it is used for statement pieces such as jackets, shoes, and accessories. In branding and marketing, neongrün conveys energy, innovation, and modernity, making it a popular choice for tech companies and events that want to appear cutting‑edge. In art and video game design the bright hue can create eye‑catching contrast with darker backgrounds, emphasizing action or digital motifs.

While the term "neongrün" is primarily Turkish, the concept originates from the neon signage palette that emerged in the mid‑20th century, when neon lights were designed to emit intense white or colored light. Modern digital displays and LED lighting have revived many of these neon colors, including neongrün, allowing designers worldwide to incorporate vivid green into various media without the need for physical gas‑filled tubes.