Let's see: Benjamin Moore "Frienze" AF-225 Sherwin Williams "Emotional" SW6621 Benjamin Moore "Chili Pepper" 2004-20 Benjamin Moore "Coral Spice" 2170-40 Sherwin Williams "Determined Orange" SW6635 Benjamin Moore "Sangria" 2006-20 Benjamin Moore " Calypso Orange" 2015-30 Benjamin Moore "Orange Sky" 2018-10 Benjamin Moore "Orange Parrot" 2169-20 Just a few to get you started ..... Jan at Rosemary Cottage

Yes, the consensus above is right. The whole point of painting your front door an accent color is to bring focus to the front door (only) and have the other exterior doors blend into the siding. This is critical when selling your home as it gives that 'Welcome Home' feel right from the curb and guides the buyers to your front door. See insp pic below:

I’d look at Farrow & Ball, Dulux, and Edward Bulmer colors. Do searches for them with ’front doors’ and lots of images come up. Dulux Indigo Shade: Farrow & Ball Green Smoke is versatile: Farrow & Ball Lichen: Farrow & Ball Mouse’s Back. I know, it’s taupe, but what a good-looking one: F&B Card Room Green:

If you are going to widen the step-up, consider installing decking all the way across the porch level with the step. That would be fun. A little more maintenance, and you would have to see how it hits the bottom of the rails. You might be able to remove the rails, or if you like them, add rails to meet the step, then you may not have to widen it or install decking. (Posts likely need to stay.) Regarding deliveries, I have found that some delivery people rarely step all the way into the porch if they don’t have to. Think about where they typically leave packages near your door. You may not need to widen the step for them. Ha! Fedex just delivered a big box. They used the first 2 of the 4 steps up to my porch. That way, they didn’t have to bend over as much.