Optimal Colors for Graphs[in RGB Hex]
I've been using jqxChart for a bunch of projects and it works okay. It's great if you're working on a fixed set of columns but it can be a bit of a pain if the columns are generated dynamically. But I ran head long into a real problem this week because if you have more than four series on the same graph by default it uses some very similar blue colors.
I figured there must be a better way to do this and after an extremely quick Google search I found this article:
The article includes this graph which is super helpful if you're using Excel (which the blog post references) but I needed to use it in a CSS document so I needed to convert it from decimal RGB to hex RGB and I figured I could post the results so others could use them.
Bars
| #7293CB | #E1974C | #84BA5B | #D35E60 | #808585 | #9067A7 | #AB6857 | #CCC210 |
Lines and Points
| #396AB1 | #DA7C30 | #3E9651 | #CC2529 | #535154 | #6B4C9A | #922428 | #948B3D |
Scott Keck-Warren
Scott is the Director of Technology at WeCare Connect where he strives to provide solutions for his customers needs. He's the father of two and can be found most weekends working on projects around the house with his loving partner.
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