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Light spec slide with four rounded swatch cards listing Hulu Green, Hulu Black, Dynamic Gradient and Secondary Green with full color values.
Summary
The primary-color spec page: four large rounded swatch cards, each rendered in its own color and carrying its name, description, hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone values.
Visual description
White ground. Top-left: black "3.0" number and green "Color" pill; "22" top-right. A left-column label "Primary Colors" with a one-line intro. The body is a grid of rounded-corner cards each filled with the color it documents: a green "Hulu Green" card (#1CE783, R28 G231 B131, C76 M0 Y70 K0, PMS 7479 C), a black "Hulu Black" card (#040405, PMS Black C), and a dark teal-to-black "Dynamic Gradient" card (#040405 to #183949) on the top row; a muted "Secondary Green" card (#29A869, PMS 7480 C) below. Each card sets its name in a bold heading with white or black body text for contrast, and lists the values in a tidy left-aligned column.
Key takeaway
Making each color-spec card BE the color it describes, so the swatch and the data table are the same object. Rounded cards plus a consistent name / description / hex / RGB / CMYK / Pantone column make a scannable, copy-ready reference.
Reuse notes
A directly reusable color-system layout for brand guidelines or design-token docs. The four-up rounded card grid scales to more colors by adding rows. Keep body-text color switching with the card background so contrast always holds.
From this deck: Hulu primary colors card grid
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