Colours
Colour can be used to express emotion and tone, as well as place emphasis and create associations. Use it in meaningful and intentional ways in order to create patterns and visual cues.
Guidelines
Short description
For brand perspective on use of colour: SEB visual guidelines
Specifically used colours
Background
- White
- Background
Both white and grey can be used.
Text
- Base 800
More about Typography
Link
- Link
More about Links
Error
- Error
More about Error handling
Dark mode
Semantic colour map for web and app
More about Pattern: Dark mode
Do's and don'ts
Colour contrast
Do
- Make sure to have good contrast between text colour and background.
- Use a tool to check the contrast. (Here is one: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/)
Don't
- Don’t use white text on a light background.
- Don’t make colours lighter except for in graphs. For graphs it’s possible to use several different colours.
Swatches
Colours
Green
- Green
- Dark green 1
- Dark green 2
Yellow
- Yellow
- Dark yellow 1
- Dark yellow 2
Purple
- Purple
- Dark purple 1
- Dark purple 2
Red
- Red
- Dark red 1
- Dark red 2
Blue
- Blue
- Dark blue 1
- Dark blue 2
Greyscale
Use any shade of grey to support our primary colours.
- Base 900
- Base 800
- Base 700
- Base 600
- Base 500
- Base 400
- Base 300
- Base 200
- Base 100