This might be of some help. It is a subroutine I wrote to generate randomly-colored backgrounds for text-on-colored-background pages. The two simple subroutines bg_text() and bg_page() at the bottom illustrate how to use it. I used this method to create the background colors for areas containing text (tables) and areas elsewhere (page background). Pick a contrasting color for the text, or experiment with a different brightness and saturation for randomly-colored text. Some experimentation will be required. 
# Subroutine bg_color() creates colors of random hue and fairly
# consistent brightness and saturation. The highest and lowest of the
# three color channel values are fixed, and the third is given
# a random value between the highest and lowest. The three values are
# then assigned in random order to red, green, and blue. The highest
# value will control the brightness of the resulting color, and the
# distance between the highest and lowest will control the saturation.
# Hue is randomly set by the value of the random third parameter toget
+her
# with the random assignment of the three values to red, green, and bl
+ue.
sub bg_color {
  my $highest = shift; # lightness
  my $lowest = shift;  # saturation
  my $middle = int(rand($highest - $lowest) + $lowest);

  my @c = ($highest, $lowest, $middle);

  # randomize the order of the three values with the Fisher-Yates shuf
+fle
  my ($i, $j);  
  for ($i = 3; --$i; ) {
    $j = int rand ($i+1);
    next if $i == $j;
    @c[$i,$j] = @c[$j,$i];
  }
  
  # convert to hex in the form: #RRGGBB
  my $cs = sprintf "\#%0.2X%0.2X%0.2X", @c; 
  return $cs;
}

sub bg_text {bg_color(215, 153)}; # light colors, low saturation
sub bg_page {bg_color(204, 102)};

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