To support the lead colours, we have a punchy primary palette which can be used for graphical elements such as arrows or as background colours for secondary comms.

To ensure accessibility, any readable content should always be set in black. These examples show the WCAG rating for each colour when used with black.

Creating designs that are accessible to everyone is not only important, it is necessary for effective communication. The Peter Harrison Foundation understands this and has carefully selected a set of colours that are both visually pleasing and inclusive.

These colour combinations meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) for AA colour contrast, ensuring that the information conveyed is legible for everyone. These examples relate specifically to important information such as text, buttons and interactive elements where legibility is essential.

Our secondary colour pairings do not adhere as strictly to accessibility contrast checks as they are used for non-vital information, such as patterns or graphical objects.