Teal color guide: hex #008080, shades, palettes and a bit of 90s history
Teal is #008080, the blue-green of 90s sports jerseys and the Windows 95 desktop. Here are its codes, shades and palettes.
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Teal is #008080, the blue-green of 90s sports jerseys and the Windows 95 desktop. Here are its codes, shades and palettes.
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