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ucla_3: Tertiary colors of UCLA, University of California, Los Angeles, USA

Description

ucla_3 provides six tertiary brand colors of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), USA.

Usage

ucla_3

Arguments

Value

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

Format

An object of class character of length 6.

Author

unicol, 2023-06-16.

Details

The 6 tertiary colors have different definitions for print and screen uses. See UCLA's Color manual for definitions and details.

ucla_3 uses the HEX color definitions.

A tertiary palette has been developed for use as an accent to the primary and secondary colors (of ucla_1 and ucla_2).

Please note that in order to maintain maximum vibrancy of these colors, they will appear slightly different between screen and print. Due to printing limitations, the CMYK values are slightly duller than ideal.

If your budget allows, select one tertiary color from the palette to include in your project and print it as a spot to bring the vibrancy fully to life in print. For the sake of accessibility, restrict use of tertiary colors to graphics only.

See Also

ucla_1 for primary colors of UCLA,; ucla_2 for secondary colors of UCLA,; ucla_4 for blue gradient colors of UCLA,; 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 U.S. university color palettes: asu_1, asu_2, asu_3, berkeley_1, berkeley_2, brown_1, brown_2, bu, caltech_1, caltech_2, caltech_3, cmu_1, cmu_2, cmu_3, columbia_1, columbia_2, columbia_3, cornell_1, cornell_2, cornell_3_accent, dartmouth_1, dartmouth_2, dartmouth_3, duke_1, duke_2, harvard_1, harvard_2, harvard_3, jhu_0, jhu_1, jhu_2, jhu_3_accent, jhu_4_gray, manchester_uni_1, manchester_uni_2, michigan_1, michigan_2, minnesotatwin_1, minnesotatwin_2, mit, monash_1, monash_2, msu, northwestern_1, northwestern_2, notredame_1, notredame_2, nyu_1, nyu_2, nyu_accent, nyu_neutral, ohio_uni_1, ohio_uni_2, pitt_1, pitt_2, princeton_0, princeton_1, princeton_2, rpi_1, rpi_2, rpi_3, stanford_1, stanford_2, stanford_3, uchicago_1, uchicago_2, uci_1, uci_2, uci_3, uci_4, ucla_1, ucla_2, ucla_4, ucsd_1, ucsd_2, ucsd_3, uflorida_1, uflorida_2, uflorida_3, umass_1, umass_2, umass_neutrals, upenn_1, upenn_2, vanderbilt_1, vanderbilt_2, vanderbilt_3, willamette, wm_1, wm_2, wm_3, yale, yeshiva

Examples

Run this code
ucla_3
unikn::seecol(ucla_3, main = "The tertiary colors of UCLA")  # view color palette

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