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    Sequential, diverging, and qualitative color schemes are used to organize and highlight quantitative and qualitative data. Sequential schemes use a gradient from high to low, diverging highlights extremes and the middle range, and qualitative creates contrast between categories. Color harmonies include monochromatic using one hue in shades, complementary using opposite colors, and analogous using adjacent colors on the wheel. Triadic uses evenly spaced colors, and tetradic uses four colors in two complementary pairs.

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    Sequential, diverging, and qualitative color schemes are used to organize and highlight quantitative and qualitative data. Sequential schemes use a gradient from high to low, diverging highlights extremes and the middle range, and qualitative creates contrast between categories. Color harmonies include monochromatic using one hue in shades, complementary using opposite colors, and analogous using adjacent colors on the wheel. Triadic uses evenly spaced colors, and tetradic uses four colors in two complementary pairs.

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    Sequential, diverging, and qualitative color schemes are used to organize and highlight quantitative and qualitative data. Sequential schemes use a gradient from high to low, diverging highlights extremes and the middle range, and qualitative creates contrast between categories. Color harmonies include monochromatic using one hue in shades, complementary using opposite colors, and analogous using adjacent colors on the wheel. Triadic uses evenly spaced colors, and tetradic uses four colors in two complementary pairs.

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    RIGHT COLORS FOR YOUR DATA

    SEQUENTIAL DIVERGING QUALITATIVE

    Sequential color schemes are those Diverging color schemes allow you to Qualitative color schemes are used to
    schemes that are used to organize highlight the middle range/extremes of highlight qualitative categories. With
    quantitative data from high to low quantitative data by using two qualitative data, you typically want to
    using a gradient effect. contrasting hues on the extremes and create a lot of contrast, which means
    a lighter tinted mixture to highlight the using different hues to represent each
    middle range. of your data points.
    COLOR HARMONIES
    MONOCHROMATIC COMPLEMENTARY SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY

    A monochromatic scheme takes the base Complementary color schemes use colors at A variation of the complementary scheme
    hue, then repeats it in various shades, opposite sides of the color wheel. that uses two colors on either side of a
    tints, and tones. directly complementary color.
    COLOR HARMONIES
    ANALOGOUS TRIADIC TETRADIC

    Analogous color schemes use colors that A triadic color scheme uses colors that are The tetradic color scheme (also known as
    are next to each other on the color wheel. evenly spaced around the color wheel. a rectangle color scheme) uses four colors
    arranged into two complementary pairs.

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