1. Red
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Best for: Marketing agencies, events and food brands. A strong red with a soft pink and a warm off white page. It feels bold and full of energy, and it pulls the eye straight to your buttons.
Neo brutalism is a bold web style with thick black lines, hard shadows and bright blocks of color. The right color palette makes it fun without making it hard to read. Here are the four palettes of the Xexea neo brutalism template, with hex codes and simple tips.
Each picture shows the neo brutalism website template with its demo content. You pick one when you install the template, and you can change it at any time.
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Best for: Marketing agencies, events and food brands. A strong red with a soft pink and a warm off white page. It feels bold and full of energy, and it pulls the eye straight to your buttons.
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Best for: Creative studios, kids brands and friendly shops. A sunny yellow on a cream page. It feels happy and friendly. Buttons use black text, so they stay easy to read.
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Best for: Tech teams, software and digital agencies. A bright electric blue on a cool white page. It feels clear, modern and smart, a good match for apps, software and online services.
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Best for: Growth agencies, nature brands and coaches. A fresh green on a light mint page. It feels calm and growing. Buttons use black text, so the green stays bright and readable.
A neo brutalism website looks loud on purpose, but it still follows simple rules. Every palette in the template has the same four parts:
Because the text never changes, you can switch the main color and the page still reads well.
In the Xexea template every service, work card and guide picks one of four card colors: white, black, light or the main color. A few simple tips help the page look planned:
Ready to try them? Open the neo brutalism website template, or read the best color palettes for recruitment agency.
One bright main color, black text and thick black lines on a light page. Red, Yellow, Blue and Green all work well when the text stays black.
Black text is the easiest to read on a light page and on light cards. The bright color fills buttons, cards and the word band instead.
Yes. Red and Blue buttons use white text, and Yellow and Green buttons use black text, so every button passes the 4.5 to 1 contrast check.
Yes. Every service, work card and guide can be white, black, light or the main color. The cards follow the color set you pick, so the page always matches.