Brand · Logo System

Incorrect usage.

Six ways the mark breaks, and why each one matters.

Don't recolor
Correct — green/gold only

Reason: the badge is only ever brand green + desert gold (or the monochrome black/white versions) — any other hue breaks the palette.

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Don't stretch or squish
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Correct — locked proportions

Reason: distorting the aspect ratio warps the circuit-trace geometry and the wordmark's letterforms.

Don't reverse on light
Correct — reversed on ink

Reason: the all-white mark needs a dark or busy background to read — on sand it nearly disappears.

Don't add shadow or bevel
Correct — flat, no depth

Reason: this system uses flat marks and soft ambient shadows only on cards — never a hard drop-shadow or bevel on the logo itself.

Don't rotate
Correct — always upright

Reason: the badge's circuit trace and the "I·T·E" lettering have one fixed reading orientation — rotation breaks the letterforms.

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Don't crowd the clear space
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Correct — clear space respected

Reason: text, edges, or other marks inside the clear-space zone (X = half the icon's diameter) suffocate the badge and hurt legibility.