Landing Page
Clean Blue Gold Conversion
Light landing page palette with crisp blue trust cues and a warm gold highlight for conversion moments.
Halloween (Pumpkin & Night)
Bold seasonal contrast with orange, purple, and deep neutrals.
About the Halloween (Pumpkin & Night) palette
Halloween palettes are playful and high-contrast: pumpkin orange and electric purple over near-black surfaces. They’re built for bold, short-lived campaigns where drama is the point.
Dark backgrounds let the orange and purple accents glow, which is great for promo pages—just remember dark UI needs careful text contrast to stay readable.
When to use this theme
- Seasonal promo and event landing pages.
- Bold CTA sections that want a spooky, energetic mood.
- Limited-time campaigns where standing out beats subtlety.
Color & contrast tips
- Use a deep near-black (not pure #000) so glowing accents don’t cause halation.
- Pair orange and purple thoughtfully—reserve one as primary, the other as support.
- Keep body text light gray, not pure white, on the dark surfaces.
Curated palettes
Landing Page
Eco Green Yellow Hero
Green-driven landing page palette with warm yellow highlights for sustainable products, eco SaaS, and community brands.
Landing Page
Midnight Rose Launch
Dark landing page palette with a confident rose CTA for product launches, waitlists, and pricing pages.
Marketing / CTA
Black Orange Urgency
High-contrast black + orange palette for urgent offers, discounts, and single-action CTA blocks.
Marketing / CTA
Rose Amber Offer
Warm promo palette with rose CTAs and amber highlights for seasonal campaigns and product announcements.
Marketing / CTA
Solar Yellow Impact
Bright yellow accent palette crafted for attention-grabbing CTAs and promotions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I avoid a dark page feeling unreadable?
Use a slightly tinted near-black background, light-gray body text, and reserve the vivid orange/purple for accents and CTAs rather than long text.
Can I use both orange and purple?
Yes, but assign roles: pick one as the primary action color and use the other for secondary highlights so they don’t compete everywhere.