Secondary Colors
To ensure consistency in the appearance of all University of Miami communications while also allowing for flexibility and creativity in design, an extensive palette of secondary colors is available. The charts below identify the color formulas for approved UM secondary colors. In some cases, the WCAG AA high-contrast equivalent has been included. This value option is for color uses on white that require accessibility compliance.
This color passes WCAG AA contrast tests in combination with white.
This gray color does not pass WCAG AA contrast and should not be used in combination with white for purposes of messaging. Instead, the color #687682 can be used.
This color does not pass WCAG AA contrast and should not be used in combination with white for purposes of messaging. The closest accessible value is #917003 and should be used in those scenarios instead.
This color does not pass WCAG AA contrast and should not be used in combination with white for purposes of messaging. The closest accessible value is #9E6C00 and should be used in those scenarios instead.
This color does not pass WCAG AA contrast and should not be used in combination with white for purposes of messaging. The closest accessible value is #91713B.
This color does not pass WCAG AA contrast and should not be used in combination with white for purposes of messaging. The closest accessible value is #727A00.
This color does not pass WCAG AA contrast and should not be used in combination with white for purposes of messaging. The closest accessible value is #257BB1.
This color does not translate well for purposes of high-contrast and should be used without an alternative. The closest accessible value is #528067.
