Genderly Grid.jpg

Palette Details

Location
Hex Code
Name
Male#9567FEMedium Slate Blue
Female#FD6320 Orange Red
Title#4E5057 Davys Grey
Line#4D6B9 Pale Spring Bud
Footer#919584Artichoke
Text#584B53Dark Liver
Background Viz#FFFFFFWhite
Background Chart#4D6B9 Pale Spring Bud 25 % Opacity

Reading time:  43 secs

Usage

  • Helpful in showing data with a gender grouping

Description

For this viz, I used my typical go-to color for male (#9567FE Medium Slate Blue) and female (#FD6320 Orange Red). When working with gender data, I avoid the blue/pink combo and the bias those colors convey. I then used complementary colors for text, backgrounds, and title for the rest of the viz.

Tableau Palette Code

Add the code snippet to your Preferences.tps, a xml file found in My Tableau Repository folder in your Documents directory. I typically Place above the </preferences> tag at the end. You can use a text or xml editor.

theYvonne Palette Genderly Tableau Palette File.jpg

Tableau Code Snippet

(Download Snippet In A File)

<color-palette name="theYvonne Genderly" type="regular" >

<color>#9567FE</color>

<color>#FD6320</color>

<color>#4E5057</color>

<color>#D4D6B9</color>

<color>#919584</color>

<color>#FFFFFF </color>

</color-palette>

Preferences.tps Example File

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