White background. The bilingual title "The Colors" sits upper-right in deep purple over the red shield tab. Five large color squares fill the left area: mint teal, periwinkle blue, and brick red across the top row, then deep indigo-purple and golden yellow on the second row. Each swatch carries its color breakdown set in light type directly on the color: RGB values, CMYK values, and a hex code. The squares are evenly sized with a small gap between them. "Page 13" bottom-right. (Some of the small value digits are faint against their swatch.)

Key takeaway

Printing the full RGB, CMYK, and hex spec directly onto each swatch keeps the reference self-contained, no separate table needed. The five-color grid maps one-to-one to the colored-background and divider pages, so the palette stays coherent across the deck.

Reuse notes

The core palette page; reuse the value-on-swatch layout for any color system. Ensure the value text contrasts with its swatch (light text can wash out on the lighter teal and yellow). Pairs directly with the colored-background logo page and the section dividers that use these same colors.