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Color palettes used in the book Research Design in the Social Sciences

Source: R/palettes.R
dd_palette.Rd

Based on Karthik Ram's wesanderson package (https://github.com/karthik/wesanderson)

Usage

dd_palette(name, n)

Arguments

name

The palette name, as a string. One of the names listed below.

n

The number of colors to return, from the start of the palette. Defaults to all of them.

Value

A character vector of hex color codes.

Details

Palettes:

  • three_color_palette: light blue, orange, pink

  • grey_palette: light blue, orange, pink, light gray

  • quilt_palette: light gray, pink, purple, light blue, orange

  • two_color_palette: dark blue, pink

  • quilt_three_color_palette: light gray, translucent light blue, light blue

  • two_color_gray: dark blue, light gray

Single colors: dd_dark_blue ("#3564ED"), dd_light_blue ("#72B4F3"), dd_orange ("#F38672"), dd_purple ("#7E43B6"), dd_gray (gray(0.2)), dd_pink ("#C6227F"), dd_light_gray (gray(0.8)), and the translucent dd_dark_blue_alpha and dd_light_blue_alpha.

Examples

dd_palette("three_color_palette")
#> [1] "#72B4F3" "#F38672" "#C6227F"
dd_palette("quilt_palette", n = 3)
#> [1] "#CCCCCC" "#C6227F" "#7E43B6"