ubc: Colors of the University of British Columbia, Canada

ubcR Documentation

Colors of the University of British Columbia, Canada

Description

ubc provides the two primary colors and the five secondary colors of the University of British Columbia, Canada.

Usage

ubc

Format

An object of class character of length 7.

Details

The two primary colors are "ubc_blue " (defined as RGB 12/35/68, HEX #002145), and "white" (defined as RGB 255/255/255, HEX #FFFFFF).

The five secondary colors are "pms_2935" (defined as RGB 0/85/183, HEX #0055B7), "pms_2995" (defined as RGB 0/167/225, HEX #00A7E1), "pms_298" (defined as RGB 64/180/229, HEX #40B4E5), "pms_297" (defined as RGB 110/196/232, HEX #6EC4E8), and "pms_2975" (defined as RGB 151/212/233, HEX ##97D4E9).

ubc uses the HEX color definitions. For "ubc_blue" the RGB and HEX definitions differ numerically, yet are visually indistinguishable. Our color palette is based on the HEX definition.

Value

A named vector of colors (HEX/HTML codes of type character).

Author(s)

unicol, 2023-06-24.

Source

Color definitions are based on the UBC Colour and Fonts guidelines.

See Also

seecol for viewing and comparing color palettes; usecol for using color palettes; simcol for finding similar colors; newpal for defining new color palettes; grepal for finding named colors.

Other Canadian university color palettes: carleton, concordia_1, concordia_2, concordia_3, concordia_4, guelph, laval, manitoba_1, manitoba_2, mcgill_brights, mcgill_darks, mcgill_grey, mcgill_muted, mcgill_pastels, mcgill_red, mcmaster_brighterworld, mcmaster_heritage, mun_1, mun_2, queensu_1, queensu_2, sfu_brand, ucalgary_1, ucalgary_2, ucalgary_accent, ucalgary_warmgreys, uottawa, utoronto, uvic_1, uvic_2, uwaterloo_arts, uwaterloo_engineering, uwaterloo_environment, uwaterloo_health, uwaterloo_main, uwaterloo_math, uwaterloo_science, western_uni, yorku_1, yorku_2

Examples

ubc
unikn::seecol(ubc, main = "University of British Columbia") # view color palette


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