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This logo is designed for CreateYourLife.Today, featuring "CREATE" in a lighter typeface and "YOUR LIFE" in a bolder one, reinforced by a solid rectangle for structure and emphasis. These elements create a balanced silhouette, while the .Today element, styled in an elegant script, adds accent and serves as a call to action.
LOGO RULES
The CreateYourLife.Today logo is a key part of our brand identity. To preserve its clarity and impact, adhere to the following guidelines:
Trademark Symbol (™): Always include the ™ symbol in its designated position. It should not be resized, repositioned, or removed.
Dot Before "Today": This dot is a crucial design element that reinforces the brand’s connection to its website and must always remain clear and legible. Do not modify, reposition, or remove it.
Integrity of Design: Do not stretch, distort, or modify the logo in any way. Its proportions, typography, and layout must remain intact.
Spacing Requirements: Maintain sufficient clear space around the logo to enhance readability and prevent crowding with other design elements.
File Use & Color Consistency: Use only approved, high-resolution files for both digital and print applications. Do not apply unapproved color variations.
By following these guidelines, we ensure a strong, professional, and recognizable brand presence.
LOGO ORIENTATIONS
Horizontal Version
Horizontal Version
The Horizontal Version of the CreateYourLife.Today logo maintains its balanced design in a wider format. It ensures readability and impact, making it ideal for banners, website headers, and layouts requiring a compact, linear presentation.
Vertical Version
Vertical Version
The Vertical Version of the CreateYourLife.Today logo is stacked for a more compact layout. It maintains brand integrity while optimizing space, making it ideal for square formats, social media profiles, and print materials where a taller design is needed.
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