uni_magdeburg_2 provides the faculty colors
of the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU), Germany.
Source
Color definitions are based on the OVGU's Corporate design guidelines (HTML).
Details
The pre-defined set of faculty colors allows to target publications and presentations to each faculty, allowing for visual differentiation between different units.
Using a set of faculty colors usually prevents the use of the primary university color (and vice versa).
uni_magdeburg_2 is based on RGB color definitions.
Just as the primary OVGU rot, each faculty color should be used
next to the logo for emphasis purposes.
Large areas of a faculty color obstruct a fresh and young appeal of a publication
and should only be used in special cases.
Whereas the background white is only implicitly perceived,
it is the most important corporate design element of the OVGU.
White areas are not wasted space, but rather necessary elements to structure content,
reveal connections, set accents, and improve readability.
See uni_magdeburg_3 for the colors of the medical faculty and university hospital
of the OVGU Magdeburg.
See also
uni_magdeburg_1 for primary colors of the OVGU Magdeburg;
uni_magdeburg_3 for medical and hospital colors of the OVGU Magdeburg;
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 German university color palettes:
fu_0,
fu_1,
fu_2,
fu_3,
hu_1,
hu_1_2022,
hu_1_digital,
hu_2,
hu_2_2022,
hu_3_accent,
lmu_1,
lmu_2,
lmu_3,
rptu,
uni_bonn_1,
uni_bonn_2,
uni_freiburg_0,
uni_freiburg_1,
uni_freiburg_2,
uni_freiburg_blue,
uni_freiburg_br,
uni_freiburg_grey,
uni_freiburg_info,
uni_goettingen_1,
uni_goettingen_2,
uni_goettingen_3,
uni_halle,
uni_hamburg_1,
uni_hamburg_2,
uni_heidelberg,
uni_jena_1,
uni_jena_2,
uni_kassel,
uni_kiel_1,
uni_kiel_2,
uni_koeln_1,
uni_koeln_2,
uni_konstanz_1,
uni_konstanz_2,
uni_magdeburg_1,
uni_magdeburg_3,
uni_mannheim_1,
uni_mannheim_2,
uni_potsdam,
uni_regensburg_1,
uni_regensburg_2,
uni_regensburg_3,
uni_stuttgart_1,
uni_stuttgart_print,
uni_ulm_1,
uni_ulm_2
Examples
uni_magdeburg_2
#> Maschinenbau 1 MB 2
#> "#009EE3" "#7FCEF1"
#> MB 3 Informatik
#> "#EBF7FD" "#0068B4"
#> Inf 2 Inf 3
#> "#7FB3D9" "#EBF3F9"
#> Verfahrens- und Systemtechnik VST 2
#> "#941680" "#C98ABF"
#> VST 3 Mathematik
#> "#F7EDF5" "#D13F58"
#> Mat 2 Mat 3
#> "#E89FAB" "#FBF0F2"
#> Humanwissenschaften Hum 2
#> "#F39100" "#F9C87F"
#> Hum 3 Elektro- und Informationstechnik
#> "#FEF6EB" "#94C12D"
#> EIT 2 EIT 3
#> "#C9E096" "#F7FAEF"
#> Naturwissenschaften NW 2
#> "#05A535" "#82D29A"
#> NW 3 Wirtschaftswissenschaft
#> "#EBF8EF" "#5D8EA6"
#> WW 2 WW 3
#> "#AEC6D2" "#F2F6F8"
#> Weiss Grau
#> "white" "#4D4D4D"
#> Schwarz
#> "black"
unikn::seecol(uni_magdeburg_2, col_bg = "grey90",
main = "Faculty colors of the Uni Magdeburg (OVGU)") # view entire palette
# Using a partial palette:
unikn::demopal(uni_magdeburg_2[c(19:21, 25:27)], type = 4, seed = 123,
main = "Colors of the Natural Sciences of the OVGU Magdeburg")
