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I think this could be a relatively easy addition to the package, and super useful!
There are lots more colours that are in the GOV.UK colour palette. I think being able to access these through {afcolours} would be very helpful and continue to promote best practice use of colours.
For example, if you are designing an app which has a good or bad flag on an indicator you may want to colour this red or green. These red or green colours should be consistent with the GOV.UK colour palette.
Rather than copying and pasting the hex code in from the website shared earlier, you could access it through a function such as afcolours::colour_palette("green").
P.S.
Not sure if its possible but could even somehow sync it up the Sass variables so that the colours are always kept up to date.
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I think this could be a relatively easy addition to the package, and super useful!
There are lots more colours that are in the GOV.UK colour palette. I think being able to access these through
{afcolours}
would be very helpful and continue to promote best practice use of colours.For example, if you are designing an app which has a good or bad flag on an indicator you may want to colour this red or green. These red or green colours should be consistent with the GOV.UK colour palette.
Rather than copying and pasting the hex code in from the website shared earlier, you could access it through a function such as
afcolours::colour_palette("green")
.P.S.
Not sure if its possible but could even somehow sync it up the Sass variables so that the colours are always kept up to date.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: