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Spring Color Palette Websites
Spring Color Palette – 10 Delightful Website Examples 2024
A spring color palette is much like a rainbow! Spring, after all, brings a spectrum of colors that delight not only one’s eyes but also one’s soul!
Colors range from pinks to reds, peaches to oranges, yellows to creams, beiges to browns, and pastels of greens to blue.
So I scoured my website for the 10 delightful website examples that use a spring color palette.
These were gathered from the best author, beauty, family, flower shop, food, purple, red, and school websites for you!
(Doesn’t this give you an idea of which type of consumers the spring color palette would be most suitable for? Of course, it would be a perfect fit, too if it aligns with your brand identity!)
The spring color palette is used by various business niches. Yet it is mostly used by those engaged in the academe.
The spring color palette’s extensive hues make it attractive to children. The colors also mirror the fun, chirpy nature of children.
Here are the spring color palette websites. Surely, you’ll delight in them, too!
1. Juvia’s Place
URL: https://www.juviasplace.com/
Juvia’s Place is on top of our list for it is a perfect example of a company using a website with a spring color palette. The website’s spring color palette ranges from pinks (#EBD4C6, #FD5882) to browns (#CE8B4B, #7F4625) with tinges of pastel yellows and contrasted by dark violets (#33252E).
It’s like seeing a field of carnations during sunrise on a delightful spring day! The website is bursting with colors and the spring color palette is used consistently throughout the pages.
The website also uses color for visual hierarchy coupled with iconic photography. They have good call-to-action buttons and messaging above the fold. Plus, they have an interesting photo collage that is very attractive.
What I like most about this company is how it localizes its products for its various consumers by emphasizing its cultural use. A great selling point that addresses consumer needs. Very commendable!
2. Highlands Primary School
URL: https://www.highlandsprimaryschool.co.uk/
One look at the Highlands Primary School website and you’ll see the spectrum of colors in it! The website’s great cartoon concept incorporates a spring color palette. The result is one beautiful visual that’s very enticing for children and parents, alike.
Speaking of the spring color palette, the website uses a good combination of pastels ranging from greens to browns (#4D9723, #8DDBF9, #CEC0B0, #DC9F52, and #664534)
This is made livelier with red, orange, violet, and yellow for its call-to-action buttons.
The design is delightful to the eyes and neat. It is also organized because its menu has colorful CTAs. Clever!
3. Serenata Flowers
URL: https://www.serenataflowers.com/
Where else will you find a spring color palette than on a flower website!? Spring is full of flowers in bloom, after all! Serenata Flowers did a great job for the website by choosing such a color theme!
Serenata Flowers uses a spring color palette of pink (#FBF1EF, #F4ACAA) and mocha (#CFAE84) with tinges of gray (#A4A6A3) and dark blue-green (#3B4631) for contrast.
The color theme is a perfect fit for their business and for who they are. Serenata Flowers has a diverse offering of hand-picked, high-grade flowers for every season: roses, lilies, gerberas, carnations, and posies.
They deliver across the United Kingdom and even as far as Canada. Thus, the company has a vast clientele who are mostly satisfied as shown by the many social proofs on the website.
Besides that, the website is a good example of an e-commerce website. They offer cool features for online members such as an online address book for easy ordering in the future.
They also offer customers free delivery, next-day delivery, and online tracking. A truly delightful website to visit often for special occasions!
4. Rentberry
Rentberry has a light take on renting property by uniquely using digital illustrations on its website. The website happens to use a spring color palette of pink (#DE9AC7) to blue with violet (#9F7CF3) and purple (#C393E8) in between.
Another out-of-the-box approach is the website’s usage of white (#FEFEFE) and gray (#D4BFE7) to contrast the rest of the hues in its spring color palette. The outcome is a beautiful color scheme and a great design!
5. RedLight
RedLight’s website is my favorite in this listing. Their website is really cool since its content automatically changes colors alongside the animation above the fold.
The color changes from red to blue corresponding to the hues of its spring color palette.
The website’s spring color palette ranges from red (#E11839) to pink (#E07679, #F3B2B3,) with dabs of blue (#6142BB) and violetish black (#2A2121).
In addition to the great color scheme, the website uses nice font styles, amazing graphic animates, and an original web layout. It’s quite futuristic and trendy—highlighting the strength of this software development company.
6. Francesca Serritella
URL: https://www.francescaserritella.com/
Francesca Serritella is a New York Times columnist and best-selling author. Her website is fresh to the eyes, much like this author’s approach to writing.
The website uses a spring color palette (#899AC2, #C7DCE7, #5F9767, #BF1A38, and #816F5D) highlighting the author’s portrait at the top of the fold. The color theme also blends well in giving the author’s book the spotlight it needs.
Using lots of white spaces, the website is made clean and organized. The clear call-to-action messaging and the author’s social media feeds make the website engaging.
7. Delassus Group
The Delassus Group’s website opens with a parade of colors presented in an interesting animation. The animation settles with a slideshow on the different sections of the website (“Snacking Tomatoes”, “Citrus”, “Grapes”, “Avocados”, and “Flowers”).
Each section displayed in the slideshow changes the color of the entire page. The colors and central images morph into one another as the slideshow moves to the next section.
Interestingly, each color is a part of its color theme. The website uses a spring color palette of pink to dark blue-green (#0F3E2E, #C7D056, #BF3B2F, #E8332A, and #F7E3CD).
What makes the slideshow unique is the central image for each section made of 3D illustrations. Very entertaining!
This website is an ingenious way of branding an agricultural company that owns hectares of land. (Yes! The different sections pertain to Delassus Group’s produce.)
8. How To Live Slow
URL: https://www.howtoliveslow.com/
How To Live Slow is a website with strong branding through its color theme. The website uses a spring color palette of peach (#F7C675), pink (#D9AA9A), and blues (#73AFAA, #434552) balanced by lots of white (#F6F4F4).
Spring, after all, is the best time to stop and smell the flowers. It is a great time to learn how to live slow! It is a great time to start a new and live the “lifestyle you desire.”
A visually delightful and clean web design, How To Live Slow uses great copywriting presented in wonderful typography. It also has great call-to-action buttons and messaging that make the life of living slow very enticing to visitors.
9. Family Life
URL: https://www.familylife.com.au/
Family life is a colorful life. There may be gloomy days but it is cheerful most of the time. The same goes for Family Life’s website. The website is dominated by joyful colors similar to that of spring!
By joyful colors, it involves a color palette of #3C3955, #8EC441, #9E6955, #E98D33, and #F9F5F3. Thus, the website has orange, green, blue, and white.
Family Life is a service provider for vulnerable families wishing to start anew after experiencing traumatic experiences. Some examples of these traumatic experiences include a rocky relationship, separation, domestic violence, and mental health issues.
This organization surely knows how to integrate branding in its website through a spring color palette and lots of people photos! They also use color for visual hierarchy such as in the website’s menu and call-to-action buttons!
10. Creative World Art Center
Last but not least on this list is the Creative World Art Center. The Center is a school for children to develop their creative and artistic skills. The website then uses a color spectrum similar to the school’s logo.
Creative World Art Center’s website is filled with various hues dominated by a spring color palette. The spring color palette in use is composed of violet (#7E5193), blue (#2D178B), and yellow (#E2CF4E) with touches of gray (#B9B1AC) and black (#2B2220).
The website similarly has good branding made intriguing by its copy. This is paired with a funky layout and vibrant photos of school activities, which include free art workshops for adults. It is another delightful website to go to, especially for the art-inclined.
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Ralph de Groot loves great web design. In fact, you can wake him up at night if you found an inspiring website. Besides writing at My Codeless Website he also loves to read and to travel.