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# Colour Pallete
The DIGIT Colour palette provides a flexible and accessible range of colours designed to enhance digital experiences across platforms. These colours ensure consistency and usability across applications while supporting a wide range of use cases.
## DIGIT Colours
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This colour palette picker only shows the latest version (6.0.0) of DIGIT Colours. For now, the available Colours are only for the light theme.
| Name | Hex Code | Preview |
| ------------------ | --------- | -------------------------------- |
| Primary1 | `#C84C0E` |  |
| Primary2 | `#0B4B66` |  |
| PrimaryBG | `#FBEEE8` |  |
| textPrimary | `#363636` |  |
| textSecondary | `#787878` |  |
| textDisabled | `#C5C5C5` |  |
| paperPrimary | `#FFFFFF` |  |
| paperSecondary | `#FAFAFA` |  |
| alertSuccess | `#00703C` |  |
| alertSuccessBg | `#F1FFF8` |  |
| alertError | `#B91900` |  |
| alertErrorBg | `#FFF5F4` |  |
| alertWarning | `#EA8D00` |  |
| alertWarningBg | `#FFF9F0` |  |
| alertInfo | `#0057BD` |  |
| alertInfoBg | #`DEEFFF` |  |
| genericDivider | `#D6D5D4` |  |
| genericBackground | `#EEEEEE` |  |
| genericInputBorder | `#505A5F` |  |
## Usages Guidelines
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| Consistent Palette
Always use colours defined in the library to ensure consistency across the application.
Avoid using custom colours unless necessary and approved by the design system.
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| Purpose-Driven Colours
Apply colours based on their intended purpose. For instance, use primary colours for buttons and links, secondary colours for accents, and background colours for general layout sections.
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| Contrast & Accessibility
Ensure that text and important elements have enough contrast against their background. This guarantees readability and accessibility for all users, especially those with visual impairments.
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| Limit Colour Usage
Avoid excessive use of bright or bold colours, particularly in the body text or background areas. Stick to a clean, minimalist design by using a maximum of 3 to 4 main colours in a given layout or component.
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