Welcome to the Agelforus logo usage guidelines. These guidelines are designed to help you understand how to properly use our logo in various contexts.
Agelforus serves as a directory for associations in Phnom Penh, featuring member listings, chapters, and profiles of community organizations. Our logo represents clarity and community, and it is important to use it correctly to maintain our brand integrity.
General Guidelines
- Always use the logo in its original colors and proportions.
- Do not alter or distort the logo in any way.
- Ensure there is sufficient clear space around the logo to maintain its visibility.
Acceptable Backgrounds
- The logo should be placed on solid backgrounds for maximum impact.
- Avoid busy or cluttered backgrounds that may distract from the logo.
File Formats
- Use vector formats (e.g., .ai or .eps) for print materials.
- For digital use, .png and .jpg formats are recommended.
By following these guidelines, you help promote the Agelforus brand effectively while contributing to a cohesive community identity. Thank you for your cooperation!
Using the Logo Alongside Your Organisation's Identity
Many associations listed in the directory want to show their connection to Agelforus on flyers, websites or event banners. When the Agelforus logo appears next to your own organisation's mark, a few extra considerations help both identities stay clear and respected.
Co-branding and placement
Place the two logos side by side or one above the other, separated by clear space or a thin dividing line. Keep them visually balanced, so that neither logo dominates unless the material is clearly about one organisation. On materials produced by your association, your own logo should normally take the lead position, with the Agelforus mark used as a supporting reference. Never merge the two logos into a single combined graphic, and never place text inside the logo's clear space.
Minimum size and legibility
Small reproductions can blur fine details, especially on mobile screens or low-resolution printing common with local print shops. If the logo becomes hard to read at a given size, enlarge it or leave it out rather than squeezing it in. For social media avatars and favicons, check how the logo looks at thumbnail size before publishing.
Bilingual materials
Community materials in Phnom Penh are often printed in both Khmer and English. When you add Khmer script nearby, give it its own space and do not overlap it with the logo. Choose typefaces that suit both scripts so the overall layout looks consistent.
What the logo does not mean
Displaying the logo should signal only that your organisation is listed in the directory or taking part in a shared activity. It should not suggest endorsement, sponsorship, accreditation or financial backing. Avoid using it on merchandise for sale, in fundraising appeals or in political messaging without first asking for permission.
Getting help
If you are unsure whether a particular use is appropriate, or need a file in a different format, please get in touch through the contact page. Listed organisations can also review their profile details in the directory to make sure the information shown alongside any shared materials is current.
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