
A color palette is a combination of colors used by designers.
When used correctly, color palettes form the visual foundation of your brand, help to maintain consistency, and make your design aesthetically pleasing and enjoyable to use.
While color palettes date back thousands of years, color palettes are commonly used in digital design, presented as a combination of HEX codes.
HEX codes communicate to a computer what color you want to display using hexadecimal values.
Back in the ’90s, most digital color palettes only included eight colors.
Now, designers have a myriad of shades and hues from the color wheel to choose from.
In this guide, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about choosing the right color palette for your design.
So, let's get started!




Viva Magenta is actually the Pantone Color of the Year this 2023.
You can partner them with other shades of magenta, pink & fuchsia!
We expect to see more of this leather brownish orange & faded hues that gives off vintage vibes or more specifically, the 70's!
Y2K means “Year 2000” and this trend is composed of futuristic & cyberspace designs, based on how we viewed during the early 2000's!
Terracotta is a warm earthy tone that should give us natural vibes & can be partnered with sage, blue gray or even faded deep green!
Rusty Mustard is a combination of natural yellows which we can see in our surroundings, bringing the warm neutral vibes in!
Here's the official color palette of this year!
Let's make it a trend, shall we?