Storm

#000b44

A blue that is muted. It is very dark — white text sits on it comfortably, black text does not.

Hex

#000b44

RGB

0, 11, 68

OKLCh

19.6% 0.107 263.7°

CIELAB (D50)

5.3, 15.5, -37.1

What is true of this colour, and of no other

  • 4 other named colours sit within ΔE00 2 of it.
  • It sits exactly on the sRGB boundary: at this lightness and hue the gamut has nothing left, and a wider display would show a more colourful version of it.
  • As text on white it measures APCA Lc 104.6; on black, Lc 0.0. The sign is the polarity, which the WCAG ratio discards.
  • Built into an eleven-step scale, 10 of the 10 adjacent pairs stay ΔE00 2 apart — see the ramp.
  • All three dichromacies see it as very nearly the same colour you do: its hue is not the part carrying its identity.

Text on this colour

White text

18.56:1 — passes AA

Black text

1.13:1 — fails AA

White text is the better of the two at18.56:1. That is enough for body text.

The same colour, with one cone missing

As you see it

#000b44

protanopia

#0a0a44 · ΔE00 2.1

deuteranopia

#080844 · ΔE00 2.0

tritanopia

#06064a · ΔE00 2.7

Run a whole palette through all three

The twelve nearest named colours

Ranked by CIEDE2000 — perceptual distance, not hex arithmetic. The closest isStratos at ΔE00 0.669: below 1.0 — an ordinary observer cannot tell these apart, even side by side. What the numbers mean.

8 of these have no page of their own: pages exist for the 4,961 colours the dataset marks as good names.