Summary of theme codes for Windows 8 and Windows Phone application development

In Windows 8 and Windows Phone application development, you often need to customize some Windows Store application style themes. The following lists some commonly used color themes and Their encoding for your convenience during development.

Windows 8:

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In Windows 8, the theme color application is divided into four parts:

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The HEX code of these four parts can be obtained from the list below:

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Windows Phone:

Several new theme color codes are added to Windows Phone 8, which are very effective and recommended.

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The HEX code list is as follows:

Lime: # A4C400; RGB (164,196, 0)

Green: #60A917; RGB (96,169, 23)

Emerald: #008A00; RGB (0,138, 0)

Teal: #00ABA9; RGB (0,171,169)

Cyan: #1BA1E2; RGB (27,161,226)

Cobalt: # 0050EF; RGB (0, 80,239)

Indigo: # 6A00FF; RGB (106, 0,255)

Violet: # AA00FF; RGB (170, 0,255)

Pink: # F472D0; RGB (244,114,208)

Magenta: # D80073; RGB (216, 0,115)

Crimson: # A20025; RGB (162, 0, 37)

Red: # E51400; RGB (229, 20, 0)

Orange: # FA6800; RGB (250,104, 0)

Amber: # F0A30A; RGB (240,163, 10)

Yellow: # E3C800; RGB (227,200, 0)

Brown: # 825A2C; RGB (130, 90, 44)

Olive: #6D8764; RGB (109,135,100)

Steel: #647687; RGB (100,118,135)

Mauve: # 76608A; RGB (118, 96,138)

Taupe: # 87794E; RGB (135,121, 78)

If you find more code to be effective during development, please leave a message to recommend and I will update it in time.

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