Using Custom Brand Colors

To use custom brand colors in Tailwind CSS, you would typically define them in your tailwind.config.js file under theme.extend.colors . This adds your custom colors to Tailwind's default palette.

Example tailwind.config.js : 

module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'brand-primary': '#3490dc', // Example: A nice blue
        'brand-secondary': '#ffed4a', // Example: A bright yellow
        'brand-accent': '#e3342f',   // Example: A strong red
      },
    },
  },
  plugins: [],
}

With the configuration above, you could then use classes like bg-brand-primary , text-brand-secondary , etc.

Simulated Usage:

Since we are using the CDN and cannot modify tailwind.config.js directly in this HTML file, we will simulate these custom colors using Tailwind's arbitrary value syntax.

This button simulates bg-brand-primary (e.g., '#3490dc'):

Actual class used: bg-[#_3490dc] . With config: bg-brand-primary .

This text simulates text-brand-secondary (e.g., '#ffed4a') on a dark background for contrast:

Important Announcement!

Actual class used: text-[#_ffed4a] . With config: text-brand-secondary .

This div simulates a border-brand-accent (e.g., '#e3342f'):

Content with an accent border.

Actual class used: border-[#_e3342f] . With config: border-brand-accent .