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CONTENTS
Contents.....................................................................................................2
Presentation...............................................................................................3
Symbol.. ......................................................................................................4
The Logo.. ...................................................................................................5
Logo Sizes..................................................................................................6
Logo Clear Space. . ...................................................................................... 7
Dos and Donts...........................................................................................8
Typefaces. . ..................................................................................................9
Typefaces for Web................................................................................... 11
Colours.................................................................................................... 12
Supporting Design Elements.................................................................. 14
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PRESENTATION
Contents 3
SYMBOL
In the complex universe of visual messages, the symbolic signs
provide a profusion of meanings that is never exhausted, and that
goes far beyond the authors intention. The symbol represents all
the essence and all she wants to represent to the world.
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Contents 4
THE LOGO
Connected with the symbol, the logo is a perfect match with her
personal signature and the tagline representing what she does.
Symbol
Personal Signature
Tagline
Contents 5
LOGO SIZES
The recommended minimum size for displaying the logo is
20mm . As a guiding principle the tag line must always be clearly
legible.
Contents 6
LOGO CLEAR SPACE
A space equal to, or more than the height of the text area
indicated should be left as clear space around the logo.
Contents 7
DOS AND DONTS
The rules for the use of the visual signature already defined in this
manual must be strictly adhered. The proper use will help strengthen
the visual identity we seek to establish with the public.
Contents 8
TYPEFACES
We use four typefaces, the proper use will help PT Sans PT Sans Regular is used
strengthen the visual identity we seek to ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUWXYZ short, long texts and
establish with the public. a b cd e f g h i j kl m n o p q r s t u wxyz sub-headings
These are basic fonts that comes with your 1234567890
computer, so its easy to use!
PT Sans Bold
ABCDE FG H I J KLM NOPQR STUWXYZ PT Sans Bold is used for
headings.
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuwxyz
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Contents 9
TYPEFACES
Contents 10
TYPEFACES FOR WEB
Fonts work a bit differently on websites, so we need to adapt when we communicate online. Thats because web browsers only display
fonts that users have installed on their systems. That means, if a person doesnt have the font on his or her computer, the font wont
display. For this reason, websites use standard fonts that come pre-installed on all computers. (CISV Guidelines)
PT Sans Is a type family of universal use, for that reason, in websites we only use the PT Sans and you can mix and match with the different
versions of the font, always using the Bold Version for Headings.
PT Sans Bold
PT Sans Regular
PT Sans Italic
PT Sans Bold Italic
PT Sans Caption
PT Sans Caption Bold
PT Sans Narrow
PT Sans Narrow Bold
Contents 11
COLOURS
Just like the symbol, the colors represent all the essence of the
brand, and they cant be changed.
Contents 12
COLOURS
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CMYK: 0; 100; 0; 0
RGB: 236; 0; 139 75 50 25 10
Web: #EC008B
CMYK: 100; 0; 0; 0
RGB: 0; 173; 239 75 50 25 10
Web: #00ADEF
CMYK: 0; 6; 57; 0
RGB: 255; 232; 135 75 50 25 10
Web: #FFE887
Contents 13
SUPPORTING DESIGN ELEMENTS
Contents 14
SUPPORTING DESIGN ELEMENTS
Contents 15