Fictional company. Pep Club does not exist — this is a web-design prototype demonstrating saturated colour at accessible contrast. Tiny Byte Studio
Palette

SODA
THAT
BITES

Cold-pressed citrus, real sugar, absolutely no beige. Six flavours, all loud.

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Blood Orange
Yuzu Kick
Blue Lime

Squeezed, not flavoured

Whole fruit goes in the press the same morning it arrives. You can taste the pith, and that's the point.

Twelve cans, one box

Mix any flavours. Ships cold, arrives cold, no subscription and no upsell at checkout.

Sweet, but not stupid

Nine grams of real cane sugar. Enough to taste like soda, not enough to coat your teeth.

6Flavours
9gReal sugar
0Beige

“Tastes like someone squeezed a grapefruit directly into my brain.”

— Dana R., Queens

All six

Blood OrangeBest seller
Yuzu KickNew
Blue LimeLimited
Pink GrapefruitBest seller
Bitter LemonClassic
Green MandarinNew

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The craft bit

Saturation is the look. Contrast is the job.

Anyone can pick hot pink. Knowing it needs dark text is the part you pay for. Every ratio below is measured from the tokens the browser actually resolved, not typed into a table — flip the switch and watch them recalculate.

Cream on pink is the one everybody reaches for.
— The obvious pairing, and it fails AA for body text. This is the trap: it looks fine on a designer's monitor and disappears in daylight.
Navy on the same pink keeps the volume.
— Same pink, one substitution, and it passes. The colour is every bit as loud — you just stopped asking the text to do the shouting.

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We built the soda brand to settle an argument.

Pep Club is a prototype, not a client. Dopamine colour gets dismissed as a trend that can't survive an accessibility audit, so we built something loud enough to be accused of it and then measured every pair on the page.

Want colour that gets noticed and still passes? Bold and accessible aren't opposites. They just need somebody to do the measuring.
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Pep Club is a fictional company. It has no products, no customers and no premises. The brand, the flavours, the testimonial and the Queens address were invented for this prototype. Nothing on this page is a real offer or a real product, and nothing here is for sale. The build is by Tiny Byte Studio — see the other prototypes.

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