Colours

We use all colours as provided by Tailwind's extended color classes, with the addition of a few brand-related colours. Be sure to use these colours as a first-point, and refrain from overriding them.

For example, do not change the green colour defined by Tailwind to one you need to match the brand. Instead, you should use our additional brand-related classes below. Only override the default Tailwind classes if you know what you're doing. There's been considerable work from the Tailwind team to ensure these colours look right.

We provide primary and secondary colour classes, typically used for brand colours. You can also add your own colours to the tailwind.config.js file. They should always follow a 50-900 scale (lightest to darkest) with 500 being the "true" colour. Check out the Colour Scale Generator.

Primary
colors.primary
50
#DEE1F7
100
#C4C8F1
200
#A9B0EB
300
#8F98E5
400
#747FDE
500
#5A67D8
600
#4852AD
700
#363E82
800
#242956
900
#12152B
Secondary
colors.secondary
50
#FDFEFE
100
#D4E9E9
200
#ABD5D4
300
#83C0BF
400
#5AACAA
500
#319795
600
#277978
700
#1E5B5A
800
#143D3D
900
#0A1F1F