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\docType{data}
\name{civilytics_palettes}
\alias{civilytics_palettes}
\title{Civilytics visualization palettes}
\format{
A named list of character vectors of hex color codes.
}
\usage{
civilytics_palettes
}
\description{
Named list of curated color palettes for data visualization. Qualitative
palettes use distinct hues for categorical data; sequential palettes ramp
through a single hue for ordered data; diverging palettes fan out from a
neutral midpoint.
}
\section{Qualitative (categorical data)}{

\describe{
  \item{`qual`}{7 distinct hues: navy, ember, plum, violet, red, teal, ink-3}
  \item{`qual_warm`}{Warm-leaning: ember, red, magenta, plum, violet}
  \item{`qual_cool`}{Cool-leaning: navy, violet, plum, teal}
}
}

\section{Sequential (ordered/continuous data)}{

\describe{
  \item{`seq_ember`}{Light to dark ember (9 stops)}
  \item{`seq_navy`}{Light to dark navy (9 stops)}
  \item{`seq_violet`}{Light to dark violet (9 stops)}
  \item{`seq_paper_ink`}{Paper through ember/plum to ink (8 stops, good for heatmaps)}
}
}

\section{Diverging (data with a meaningful midpoint)}{

\describe{
  \item{`div_navy_ember`}{Navy <-> paper <-> ember (9 stops)}
  \item{`div_violet_ember`}{Violet <-> paper <-> ember (9 stops)}
}
}

\examples{
names(civilytics_palettes)
civilytics_palettes[["qual"]]
}
\keyword{datasets}