Spring green

Spring green is a vivid hue between cyan and green, represented in CSS by the hexadecimal color #00FF7F.

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RGB color model: An additive color model that represents colors through red, green, and blue channels. Its full green and partial blue channels define spring green in CSS.
sRGB: A standard RGB color space used for most web content and consumer displays. CSS #00FF7F is conventionally interpreted within the sRGB color space.
CSS named colors: A set of predefined color names recognized by Cascading Style Sheets. The CSS name springgreen maps to the same RGB value as #00FF7F.
Lime (color): A bright yellow-green color represented in CSS by #00FF00. CSS lime shares spring green's maximum green channel but has no blue component.
Hexadecimal color: A notation that encodes digital colors as hexadecimal values, commonly using six digits for RGB channels. The code #00FF7F expresses spring green's channel values.
Color gamut: The range of colors that a device or color space can represent. Displays may reproduce spring green with different limits and precision.
Cascading Style Sheets: A stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of documents written in markup languages. CSS provides both the springgreen name and hexadecimal notation.
Aquamarine (color): A pale blue-green color represented in CSS by #7FFFD4. Aquamarine is lighter and less saturated than CSS spring green.
Color wheel: A circular arrangement of hues that shows relationships among colors. It situates spring green between green and cyan.
Color perception: The visual processes through which humans detect and interpret color. Spring green's appearance depends on viewing conditions and visual adaptation.