Colors🌈

According to IBCS best practices, colors should be used semantically (red to indicate bad, green to indicate good, for example) rather than decoratively.

In some cases colors can be useful, or indeed necessary to distinguish among the different categories.

'Mparanza offers a few color palettes you can choose with the Color palette widget.

If you do not find a color palette of your liking, let us know and we will happily add your color palette to our list. Color pallets are available for the following charts: area, bar mekko, bubble, marimekko, motion, pareto, pareto stacked column, stacked bar, stacked column, slope, scatter, timeline, venn.

GREYS

Made with Greys and Blue Greys. Avoids decorative use of colors. Cyan is used for highlight.

Similar pallets are available in other colors (blues, oranges, purples, browns...). Cyan is used for highlight.

TABLEAU

This elegant palette is both beautiful and functional. Cyan is used for highlight.

THINK-CELL

If you need to integrate 'Mparanza charts in a document prepared with Think-cell. Cyan is used for highlight.

CIRQUE

This bright palette contains clusters with distinct color separations. Cyan is used for highlight.

MODERN

This fresh palette contains modern tones and stunning highlight colors. Cyan is used for highlight.

BLUE & GREEN

This contiguous palette creates a bi-chromatic chart in cool subdued hues. Cyan is used for highlight.

KHAKI & DENIM

This subdued palette great for complex charts. Cyan is used for highlight.

POLO

This subdued palette is good for charts requiring contrast between segments. Cyan is used for highlight.

HEATING UP

This bright palette is great for complex charts. Cyan is used for highlight.

POWERBI

A lively, colorful palette. Cyan is used for highlight.

MCKINSEY

Inspired by the palette of the famous consulting firm. Cyan is used for highlight.

BAIN

Inspired by the palette of the famous consulting firm. Red is used for highlight.

BCG

Inspired by the palette of the famous consulting firm. Cyan is used for highlight.

IBCS

This functional palette minimizes the risk of confusion between colors. Cyan is used for highlight.