nottingham_1 provides the primary colour and five corresponding tints
of the University of Nottingham, England/UK.
Source
Colour definitions are based on the UoN's Colour guidelines.
Details
Nottingham blue is the key colour for the university
and should feature on all assets.
It is defined as CMYK: 100, 79, 47, 56, PMS: 539 C,
RGB: R16, G38, B59, or HEX: "#10263B".
The deep, rich colour helps the university to be recognisable and
it’s also associated with trust and respect.
The colour "black" is no longer part of the Nottingham palette and
Nottingham blue should be used as a replacement (this includes body copy).
There are five approved tints that can also be used for variety and to assist legibility. HEX codes have been provided for each tint, and these should be used when creating digital artwork, rather than using opacity.
Users must choose the correct colour output (RGB for digital and CMYK for print) for the asset and its usage.
nottingham_1 uses the HEX color definitions.
See also
nottingham_2 for supporting colours of the University of Nottingham;
nottingham_3 for neutral colours of the University of Nottingham;
seecol for viewing and comparing colour palettes;
usecol for using colour palettes;
simcol for finding similar colours;
newpal for defining new colour palettes;
grepal for finding named colours.
Other UK university color palettes:
nottingham_2,
nottingham_3
Examples
nottingham_1
#> Nottingham blue Nottingham blue 80 Nottingham blue 60 Nottingham blue 40
#> "#10263B" "#405162" "#707D89" "#9FA8B1"
#> Nottingham blue 20 Nottingham blue 5
#> "#CFD4D8" "#F3F4F5"
unikn::seecol(nottingham_1, main = "University of Nottingham 1") # view colour palette
