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Brand colors

Slack's palette uses four distinct hues, historically drawn from its logo, alongside a deep aubergine used across its product UI.

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These values are documented for reference and education. The trademark and brand identity belong to their owner; no affiliation or endorsement is implied, and using another company's brand identity in commercial work may require their permission.

Colors

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Aubergine #4a154b
Blue #36c5f0
Green #2eb67d
Yellow #ecb22e
Pink #e01e5a

Accessibility snapshot

Each color's WCAG contrast ratio against white and black text — AA means it can carry normal-size text (≥4.5:1) on that background. Test your exact pairings in the contrast checker.

#4a154b White text: 14:1 AA Black text: 1.5:1
#36c5f0 White text: 2.02:1 Black text: 10.4:1 AA
#2eb67d White text: 2.59:1 Black text: 8.1:1 AA
#ecb22e White text: 1.91:1 Black text: 10.97:1 AA
#e01e5a White text: 4.66:1 AA Black text: 4.5:1 AA

Color blindness safety

Every pair in this palette (10 pairs) checked with CIEDE2000 under normal vision plus the four strongest color vision deficiency types. A pair is flagged when it drops below ΔE 10 — the zone where colors get hard to tell apart at a glance.

#36c5f0 vs #ecb22e Achromatopsia ΔE 1.3 Effectively identical
#36c5f0 vs #2eb67d Achromatopsia ΔE 6 Hard to distinguish
#2eb67d vs #ecb22e Achromatopsia ΔE 7.4 Hard to distinguish
#ecb22e vs #e01e5a Deuteranopia ΔE 7.5 Hard to distinguish

Swatches show the pair as that viewer would see it. Flagged pairs are fine decoratively — just don’t make them the only difference between two states. Explore any pair in the simulator.

In a real interface

Roles assigned by lightness: the lightest color as background, the darkest as text, the first two palette colors as primary and accent.

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This is how the palette reads when its colors take on interface roles.

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CSS variables

CSS
--color-1: #4a154b;
--color-2: #36c5f0;
--color-3: #2eb67d;
--color-4: #ecb22e;
--color-5: #e01e5a;

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