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Building Color Palette Proofs of Concept with purrr and ggplot2 · Karl Hailperin One of the best ways to make your data visualization work stand out is by breaking away from your tool’s default color scheme. This also has the benefit of making your work more accessible to users with color blindness, as many default palettes aren’t designed for users with visual issues. Your boss may be open to the idea, but (understandably) doesn’t want you to just start tinkering with your products. The solution is to make mockups of possible new palettes first. Then, you and your manager can decide if any of them are better than your current colors. Fortunately, the tidyverse makes it fast to generate proofs of concept for several color options.
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