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Navy guideline page introducing Monzo's secondary palette as six full-height colour columns, each labelled with RGB, hex, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Summary
The secondary palette page: a navy upper band of explanatory text sitting above six full-bleed vertical colour columns, each fully spec'd.
Visual description
The top two-thirds is deep navy holding a "Secondary palette" heading and a short paragraph about extending the brand experience, with a small footnote "Neon Pantone to be used whenever possible." The bottom third is a flush row of six tall colour blocks (mid orange, pale pink, neon yellow, mid teal, pale blue, deep khaki). Each block carries its name and a small stack of RGB, hex, CMYK and Pantone values in the lower-left corner. A "Our colour" pill sits top-left.
Key takeaway
Presenting a secondary palette as full-height bleeding columns turns the swatches themselves into the layout. Putting the complete colour spec (RGB, hex, CMYK, Pantone) directly on each block keeps the page self-documenting.
Reuse notes
A clean pattern for any guideline that needs an at-a-glance, print-and-screen-ready palette. The full-bleed column treatment works for four to eight colours; beyond that the specs get cramped. Pairs naturally with a separate primary-palette page.
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