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Overview

One of our most recognizable elements of brand identity. Consistently applied placements, clear space, and color treatments ensure our logo remains iconic in any context.

Logo Lockups

Horizontal logo

Horizontal Lockup is considered the default and primary choice for most use cases.

Positive

Negative

Vertical logo

If space is limited then use the secondary vertical logo.

Positive

Negative

Logo Mark

The pure logo mark can be used in situations where space is limited, such as for web clip or favicon.

Positive

Negative

Clearspace

When applying our logo, it is paramount that it is given enough space from the margins and other elements on the page. Two clearspaces have been developed that shift in size depending on the size of the mark. Everything starts with the logo.

Horizontal logo - The clear space guideline for the logo mark shall be based on 1/4 of logo mark size.

Vertical logo - The clear space guideline for the logo mark shall be based on 1/4 of logo mark size.

Logo mark - The clear space guideline for the logo mark shall be based on 1/4 of its size.

Scalability

The logo was designed and tested to work at various sizes. Never go smaller than the minimum logo size, though. Establishing a minimum size helps ensure that the logo’s legibility is never compromised.

Horizontal logo - The minimum logo height size is 20px, and the width size is proportionally adjusted.

Vertical logo - The minimum logo height size is 24px, and the width size is proportionally adjusted.

Logo mark - The minimum logo height size is 20px, and the width size is proportionally adjusted.

Logo Misuse

It is important that the appearance of the logo remains consistent. It should not be reinterpreted, modified or embellished. No attempt should be made to alter the logo in any way. Below are some mistakes to avoid.

Outlined

Disproportionate resizing

Tilted

Skewed

Logo Clarity

When creating a composition, it is important to have enough contrast between background and logo to maximize legibility. Below are some do’s and don’ts for logo clarity.

High contrast primary colors

Wrong logo color

Wrong gradient Color

Unclear and blurry