Faculty of Health colors of the University of Waterloo, Canada

uwaterloo_health provides the four teal color levels of the University of Waterloo, Canada.

Usage

uwaterloo_health

Format

An object of class character of length 4.

Source

Color definitions are based on the University of Waterloo's Brand home.

Value

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

Details

Use the color Teal to identify content and communications from the Faculty of Health.

The 4 teal colors are "Teal Level 1" (defined as CMYK: 30 0 6 0, RGB: 151 223 239, HEX: #97DFEF), "Teal Level 2" (defined as CMYK: 69 0 16 0, RGB: 0 190 208, HEX: #00BED0), "Teal Level 3" (print primary color) (defined as CMYK: 100 0 30 2, RGB: 0 152 165, HEX: #0098A5), and "Teal Level 4" (digital primary color) (defined as CMYK: 83 14 23 50, RGB: 0 89 99, HEX: #005963).

uwaterloo_health uses the HEX color definitions.

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, ubc, ucalgary_1, ucalgary_2, ucalgary_accent, ucalgary_warmgreys, uottawa, utoronto, uvic_1, uvic_2, uwaterloo_arts, uwaterloo_engineering, uwaterloo_environment, uwaterloo_main, uwaterloo_math, uwaterloo_science, western_uni, yorku_1, yorku_2

Author

unicol, 2023-06-29.

Examples

uwaterloo_health
#>                         Teal Level 1                         Teal Level 2 
#>                            "#97DFEF"                            "#00BED0" 
#>   Teal Level 3 (print primary color) Teal Level 4 (digital primary color) 
#>                            "#0098A5"                            "#005963" 
unikn::seecol(uwaterloo_health, main = "Health faculty colors of UWaterloo") 

# view color palette