More Than a Logo…

By following our brand guidelines, we reap the benefits of a strong identity. Your consistent application of brand elements are essential to our collective success. Have a look!

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The brand guide will help you use our brand and assets below, including our logo, without having to worry about using them incorrectly. If you are ever in doubt, just refer back to these guidelines or contact Kami Fanning at the creative and communications team.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I install a font?

Installing Fonts on a Mac

  • Download the font file (usually .otf).
  • Locate the file in your Downloads folder.
  • Double-click the font file. A preview window will open.
  • Click “Install Font” at the bottom of the preview.
  • The font will now appear in Font Book and be available in applications like Word, Pages, Photoshop, etc.

Installing Fonts on Windows (PC)

  • Download the font file (.ttf or .otf).
  • Locate the file in your Downloads folder.
  • Right-click the file and select Install (for just your user) or Install for all users (requires admin).
  • On older versions of Windows, you may need to choose Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Fonts, then drag the file into the Fonts window.
  • Once installed, the font will be available in programs like Word, PowerPoint, and Adobe apps.

    Quick Notes

    • After installation, you may need to restart the program you’re using so it recognizes the new font.
    • Fonts installed this way are system-wide, meaning they’ll show up in most apps automatically.
    • File types to look for: .otf (OpenType) or .ttf (TrueType).
    PNG vs JPG vs SVG?

    1. JPG (or JPEG)

    • Best for: Photos, images with lots of colors.
    • Strengths: Small file size, loads quickly, works everywhere.
    • Weakness: Blurry or pixelated if resized too big; doesn’t support transparent backgrounds.
    • Think of it as: A printed photo. Looks great, but you can’t peel the background off.

    2. PNG

    • Best for: Logos, graphics, screenshots, anything that needs a transparent background.
    • Strengths: Crisp, clear quality; background can be see-through.
    • Weakness: Larger file size than JPG.
    • Think of it as: A sticker. You can place it anywhere, and the background disappears.

    3. SVG

    • Best for: Logos, icons, simple shapes/illustrations.
    • Strengths: Can be resized infinitely without getting blurry; tiny file size for simple graphics.
    • Weakness: Not ideal for photos; some older programs don’t support it.
    • Think of it as: A blueprint. It scales perfectly no matter how big or small you make it. 

    Quick Cheat Sheet

    • Use JPG for photos.
    • Use PNG for logos/graphics with transparent backgrounds.
    • Use SVG for logos or icons that might need to be scaled to any size (like print + web).

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