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| /* New UCLA Color Palette c. 2013- */ | |
| // Primary color | |
| // The primary color of the UCLA brand remains unchanged. UCLA Blue is our most significant visual identifier. | |
| $ucla-blue : rgb(50, 132, 191); // #3399cc | |
| // Secondary Colors | |
| // A secondary palette, including the existing UCLA Gold, has been developed to respect and complement the tradition of blue and gold while adding an additional level of brightness to the palette. | |
| $ucla-gold : rgb(254,187,54); // #ffb300 | |
| $ucla-yellow : rgb(255,232,0); // #ffe800 | |
| $ucla-darkblue : rgb(0,85,166); // #0055a6 | |
| $ucla-liteblue : rgb(0,165,229); // #00a5e5 | |
| // Tertiary Colors | |
| // A tertiary palette has been developed to add a sense of forward-thinking energy and vibrancy to the brand. When used as an accent to the primary and secondary colors, the concept of optimism and limitless opportunity is fully brought to life. | |
| $ucla-yellow-neon : rgb(255,255,0); // #ffff00 | |
| $ucla-green-neon : rgb(0,255,135); // #00ff87 | |
| $ucla-pink-neon : rgb(255,0,165); // #ff00a5 | |
| $ucla-liteblue-neon : rgb(0,255,255); // #00ffff | |
| $ucla-purple-neon : rgb(130,55,255); // #8237ff |
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