Styling data layers

Select Custom under Colouring to adjust individual bins or add and remove bins using the + and - buttons next to each bin. Select Reset Bins to revert them to their original colours and value ranges.

Select Style from the Layer toolbox, then select a colour scheme and palette.

Available colour schemes include:

• Sequential - Uses a gradient of colours to order data from low to high values.
• Single Hue - Uses a gradient of a single colour to order data from low to high values.
• Diverging Colour - Uses two contrasting colours that diverge from a neutral midpoint. Ideal for data with a meaningful central value.
• Qualitative - Uses distinct colours to represent different categories or types of data. Ideal for data that is categorised without a specific scale or order.
• Custom - Allows you to select your own colours according using hex codes, a colour picker

You can invert the colours in your chosen colour scheme by selecting the Reverse checkbox.

You can also adjust the opacity of the data layer using the Opacity slider.

You can also revert to the original colour scheme at any time by selecting Reset Styles from the Layer toolbox.

Use the slider(s), if one is available, under Filters to adjust which data is visualised on the map.

You can also remove legends from the map using the Legend toggle. This can be useful when visualising multiple datasets at once.

You can also change the icons themselves by selecting a different one from the options presented under the Symbol Icon option.

Iconography categories include:

• Activities
• Buildings
• Transport
• Generic