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Style guide

Component reference for cwimpy.com — not linked from anywhere, used to iterate on the design system.

This page is for internal reference only — every component used across the site is rendered here so I can iterate on the design system without hunting through pages. Not linked from the navbar.

Typography

heading scale

h1 display

Heading One

h2 display

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h3 display

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h4 display

Heading Four

body serif

This is a body paragraph in Source Serif 4. Long-form prose for posts and research. Italic and bold both pull from the same variable family. Line height 1.65 so a wall of text still breathes.

caption sans
Tracked uppercase metadata · Inter
mono
code uses JetBrains Mono

Color tokens

CSS custom properties — set in styles.scss / custom-dark.scss

–color-bg
page background
–color-bg-muted
cards, form fields
–color-bg-subtle
badges, callouts
–color-surface
base panel/table
–color-text
body
–color-text-muted
secondary copy
–color-primary
headings, brand
–color-accent
links, CTAs, hover
–color-border
hairlines

Toggle dark mode (moon icon, top right) to see dark-theme values applied to the same component rules.

Spacing scale

space-1 … space-9 — defined in _tokens.scss

$space-1 0.25rem
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$space-3 0.75rem
$space-4 1rem
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Radius

sm 4px
md 8px
lg 12px
xl 16px
full

Buttons

.btn-social — homepage hero, contact page

.publication-buttons + .btn-pub — segmented pill (research entries)

PDF DOI Data Code Cite

single-button case

Cite

.cv-button — primary CTA (CV page)

Download PDF Open in new tab

.course-quick-link — pill row (course pages)

Schedule Weekly content Assignments Resources

.week-action — active and disabled state

Slides Code Recording

Cards & containers

.software-card — software / list / quick info

A software card heading

This is a software card. It uses a muted background, soft border, lifts on hover. Used on the software page and re-used elsewhere when a tile/box is needed.

Source Docs

.course-meta-bar — at-a-glance strip (course pages)

Credits 3

Meets 1×/wk

Format Seminar

Office HSS 3007

.social-card — contact page

Connect

  • GitHub
  • LinkedIn
  • ORCID

Reach out

  • Email
  • Schedule meeting
  • Office

Callouts & accents

.section-eyebrow + .section-title — homepage section heads

Latest

Recent writing

.course-chip — pill above course/week titles

PLSC 66003 · Fall 2026

.learning-goals — tinted callout (week pages)

Learning goals

  • Articulate what quantitative methods can (and cannot) do for political science
  • Walk through course expectations, grading, and weekly rhythm
  • Have a working install of R, RStudio/Positron, and Quarto by week’s end

.search-suggestion — accent-bordered callout (404 page)

Looking for something specific?

Try using the search function in the navigation bar above, or browse through the main sections of the site.

Schedule table

.course-schedule — sticky-header syllabus table

Wk Date Topic Due
01 Aug 19 Introduction & course overview
02 Aug 26 R fundamentals and the tidyverse
03 Sep 2 Data visualization with ggplot2 PS 1
Oct 14 Fall break — no class
04 Oct 21 Dummy variables and interactions Midterm

Readings list

.readings-list — annotated reading list (week pages)

  • Kellstedt and Whitten, The Fundamentals of Political Science Research, ch. 1 Sets up the empirical-theory loop and why we care about systematic inquiry.

  • Wickham et al., R for Data Science, ch. 2 Tidy data — read carefully. Most everything in the course assumes you’ve internalized this.

Course hero

.course-hero — full hero block (course landing pages)

PLSC 66003 · Fall 2026

Advanced Political Analysis

Graduate-level quantitative methods for political science. Build the toolkit you need to design, run, and present original research — entirely in R.

Learning objectives

.learning-objectives — numbered “what you’ll learn” list

  • Formulate testable hypotheses from political science theories
  • Manage, clean, and visualize data using R and the tidyverse
  • Estimate and interpret linear regression models

Citation entry

.citation — APSA-style hanging indent (research page)

McLean, William P. and Cameron Wimpy. 2026. “Rural Election Administration in the Lower Mississippi Delta.” Journal of Election Administration Research & Practice Forthcoming.

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Cameron Wimpy
Associate Professor & Chair
Government, Law & Policy
Arkansas State University

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