Color is at the foundation of every visual system. Colors allow us to differentiate design elements, understand what’s important, and how content can be interpreted and consumed. 

When choosing and combining colors, one should consider different screens, lighting conditions, color perception, and color contrast. Frames X has a large number of accessible and practical colors. 

The framework offers a great starting point and will help you

• To modify light and dark themes for basically any purpose in your design project.

• Predict how color changes will appear and how accessible they could be for your project branding. 

• Help to have fewer debates over color names and usage purposes.

Frames X UI color palette provides a full spectrum of UI colors to your design system's advantage. However, only a few are often required to build your project's color palette.

Frames X UI colors palette include:

• Neutral colors (Base) that reflect the hierarchy of elements and convey the content's importance based on the amount of 'fill' applied to an element.

• State colors translate crucial brand-interface information, such as Active, Danger, or Success states.

• Text colors. The text color group is minimal and includes 3 levels of importance: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary.

For more information on related topics, check out these resources:

1. Comprehensive Guide on UI Colors Palettes - An in-depth guide on working with colors in design systems.

2. Intro Guide to Figma Variables - Learn how to use Figma variables effectively.