LOGOTYPE

The INFORM logotype is the key component of the company’s corporate design.
It communicates from where the information originates (the company) and identifies all INFORM GmbH media.

Word and figurative mark

The word and figurative mark can be used in all company communications.

If it is not possible to use the color version of the logotype, for example, due to production limitations, the monochrome version may be used.

Minimum size
The word and figurative mark may never be less than 10 mm wide.

Negative-space version
The negative-space version of the logo is not intended for use in general communication media. The negative-space version may be used only in specific cases.

Important
The word mark (logo lettering) should always appear with the figurative mark (rhombus). The logotype may not be arbitrarily modified.
If you wish to use a version of the logotype not described in this manual, simply contact corporate communications:
kommunikation@inform-software.com

Word and figurative mark

Monochrome word and figurative mark

Minimum size requirements

Monochrome, negative-space word and figurative mark

two-tone, negative representation of the logo is strictly prohibited.

Minimum spacing

The defined minimum amount of space around the word mark on all sides, meaning the amount of clear space, should equal at least the height of the uppercase letters (I, N, F or M) when completely straight.

The upper corner of the rhombus (the image element) is the reference point for spacing around it.
These guidelines provide for an optically harmonious look and ensure that no other graphical elements compete with the logo.

Logo positioning

There are a variety of placement options for the logo. It is important that there is sufficient white space surrounding the logo and that it’s placed congruently across all types of media. It is important that there is sufficient white space surrounding the logo and that it’s placed congruently across all types of media. This means that the logo should appear in the same position within a particular type of media (e.g., brochure(s)).

Minimum spacing

The adjacent example illustrates the clear space around the logo and the minimum spacing from the formatted edges and image borders in cases where backgrounds are busy or colored, such as in photos.