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Please don’t use the green logo on dark and/or busy background. For exceptions please write
to brand@optile.net.
If the green logo is not an option for technical reasons (eg., printing company is not able to
reproduce the gradient), or if the brand green lacks contrast or competes with other visual
elements, you can use the white logo option.
Use the white optile logo for colorful (optile Green), dark (Arsenic Grey) and busy backgrounds:
Computer monitor colors and printed colors may vary — which is a challenge when
trying to match certain colors. That is why we’ve prepared our green optile logo for
both digital and print.
Please contact us, if you need optile logo version for print: brand@optile.net.
The exclusion zone ensures the visibility and prominence of the logo. Leave a clear space
area around the logo and isolate it from competing visual elements such as text and
supporting graphics.
The exclusion zone is equal to top element of the Möbius (marked as x in the diagram). This
zone should be considered as the absolute minimum safe distance, in most cases the logo
should be given even more room to breathe.
Exclusion Zone
The minimum space around the logo is defined by the height of the Möbius top element:
The logo must not be misinterpreted, modified, or altered. No attempt must be made to
change the logo in any way. Its orientation, color, and composition must remain as indicated
in this document — there are no exceptions.
To illustrate this point, some of the more likely mistakes are shown on the next pages.
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