IKAN secondary colours with tints

Six-column secondary palette, yellow, red, magenta, teal, lime and green, each shown as a base color with tint steps and a darker shade, with HEX codes.

Styleminimal, swiss, light-mode, data-dense, maximalist

Colorvibrant, high-contrast, warm, cool

Typesans-serif

Moodenergetic, bold, professional

Elementscard

Tagscolor-palette, secondary-colors, tints, shades, six-column, hex-codes, rgb, cmyk

Palette

#FFC40B

#E02B3D

#910C48

#15AA98

#BCC906

#109648

Summary

The secondary palette page: six vertical color columns (yellow, coral red, magenta, teal, lime, green) each built from light tint steps down to the saturated base and a darker shade, every step carrying its values.

Visual description

White page, utility frame ("5.2. SECONDARY COLOURS", "IKAN TALENT MOBILITY", page "34", "NOVEMBER 2023"); a one-line instruction sits in the left margin. The body is a six-column grid of rounded stacked blocks. Each column runs top to bottom from a pale "Tint: 20%" (or 15%) through a "Tint: 60%" (or 50%) to the full-strength base (carrying "RGB / CMYK / HEX CODE") and finally a darker shade block with its own HEX. The six base hues are a golden yellow (#FFC40B), coral red (#E02B3D), magenta (#910C48), teal (#15AA98), lime (#BCC906) and green (#109648).

Key takeaway

Documenting each secondary color as a full vertical tint-and-shade ramp, not just a single chip, hands designers a ready-made tonal range and keeps the expanded palette systematic rather than a random rainbow.

Reuse notes

A thorough secondary-palette reference for a brand that needs a wide, lively accent range (here to flex across mobility/logistics communications). The column-as-ramp format scales to any number of hues; keep the tint percentages consistent across columns as shown.