1. browns
2. neutral-vibrants
3. Orange Danger

Color Orange Danger brown (#dd6600):
HEX, RGB color codes for HTML and CSS

The Comprehensive Guide to Orange Danger brown (#dd6600):
Its Meaning and Harmonious Color Matches in Design.

Hue Family:
browns

browns Family:
neutral-vibrant

Saturation:
highly saturated

Tones:
colorful tone

Shade:
light

Temperature:
warm

Chromaticity:
chromatic

Chroma:
high chroma

Color Information about Orange Danger / #dd6600

The HTML HEX code is #dd6600. The corresponding color name is "Orange Danger". In RGB values (additive color space used for Digital Displays), this HEX code translates to Red (R): 221%, Green (G): 102%, Blue (B): 0%. In the CMYK color model (subtractive color model used in printing), it is represented by Cyan (C): 0%, Magenta (M): 54%, Yellow (Y):100%, Black (K): 13%. In the HSL color space, #dd6600 has a hue of 28°, saturation of 100%, and lightness of 43%. The HSV representation is 28° for hue, 100% for saturation, and 87% for value.

In the CIE-LAB color space, the color is denoted by L* (lightness) = 57, a* (green to red) = 42, and b* (blue to yellow) = 66. The XYZ representation is X: 35, Y: 25, Z: 3. In the YUV color space, it translates to Y (luminance) = 0.4939, U (chrominance) = -0.2431, and V (chrominance) = 0.3270.

The decimal value of the color is 14509568. The closest Web-safe HEX code is #CC6600. Variations of the colour are #FF9A42 for a 20% lighter version and #753700 for a 20% darker version.

For the color with hex value #dd6600, the correlated color temperature (CT) is estimated to be 1729 Kelvin (1729K).

The approximate wavelength of #dd6600 is around 644.00nm.

The Depth and Diversity of Orange Danger (Hex: #dd6600): Exploring its Impact in Design and Culture

The hex color #dd6600, also known as Orange Danger, evokes the fiery hues of a blazing sunset or the intense heat of a burning fire. Its vibrant shade resembles the vibrant glow of molten lava or the radiant color of autumn leaves. This captivating color can be compared to the brilliance of a ripe pumpkin or the striking appearance of a monarch butterflys wings. Orange Danger is a daring and attention-grabbing hue, capable of representing danger, urgency, and excitement. Its assertive nature makes it an ideal choice for warning signs, high-visibility clothing, or creating a sense of urgency in marketing materials.

Tints and Shades of #dd6600 HEX color (Orange Danger)

In color theory, tints and shades are essential for understanding the depth and luminosity of colors. A tint is achieved by adding white to a pure hue, lightening its appearance. Conversely, a shade results from blending black with a color, giving it a deeper tone. In the context of #dd6600, this color stands at the center between its tints and shades. While the tints get progressively lighter moving towards white (#ffffff), the shades deepen towards black (#000000).

• #ffffff
• #F7D9BF
• #EEB380
• #E68C40
• #dd6600
• #A64D00
• #6F3300
• #371A00
• #000000

Tones of Orange Danger (#dd6600 HEX color)

A tone is produced by adding gray to any pure hue. In the case of #dd6600, #b87033 is the less saturated color, while #dd6600 is the most saturated one.

• #b87033
• #c16e26
• #ca6b1a
• #d4690d
• #dd6600
• #3d3833
• #322c26
• #27201a
• #1c140d

HTML Usage Examples

<p style="color: #dd6600;">This is a css example</p>

p { color: #dd6600; }

.text {color:#dd6600;}

.background {background-color:#dd6600;}

.border {border:1px solid #dd6600;}