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The brightest card in the entire set, at a relative luminance of 0.893 — brighter than Mono, brighter than Blush, brighter than anything else here. Golden yellow and ivory slices on butter yellow, with a deep ochre pointer. It is the only yellow, and yellow is the colour a phone screen renders most aggressively, so it stops a scrolling thumb harder than its softness suggests.
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Card #FFF3C4, slices #E8B00A and #FFFDF2, pointer #7A5A00. Both slices are light enough to take near-black prize text, and the worst case is 9.5:1. The two slices are 1.9:1 apart, the same narrow spacing Candy uses, so it reads as one bright disc rather than as blocks.
Summer content, upbeat pages, and anyone whose grid is already high-key. It is the opposite pole from Noir in every way — brightest against darkest, warm and open against closed and expensive.
Daylight Stories and anything that will be viewed outdoors, where screen brightness is fighting the sun. A bright card survives that; Neon and Ocean do not.
Bright cards make small text harder, not easier, because the whole surface is competing. Keep names short even though the contrast figure is comfortable.
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It is the brightest card here, and on an OLED phone that is noticeable. That is the point outdoors and can be too much at night — Latte or Noir are the evening equivalents if the same post has to work after dark.