APPROVED
COLOR PALETTE
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APPROVED
COLOR PALETTE
FOR WEB JOBS |
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The university seal can be reproduced
either in one or two colors. Gold foil can be used as an
option for the one-color seal. The two-color version should
be printed in PMS 202 (crimson) and PMS 871 (gold), with
the appropriate color breaks from the digital file. No
other two-color versions are allowed without special permission
from the Office of University Publications.
When possible, the wordmark should be printed in black. However, it can
be reproduced in any one solid (100%) dark color, as applicable to the
design. It must not be broken down into two or more colors, nor should
it be outlined, shaded, screened or modified in any way.
The panther logo can be reproduced in one, two or three colors. PMS 202
is the crimson color, PMS 121 is the sun gold color, and black completes
the three-color approach.
In a two-color layout, using crimson and black, the "sun" may
be printed as a 40% black to enhance the design, but save costs on running
a third color of ink. At the discretion of the designer, PMS 424 can
substitute for black or 40% black on two-color designs.
Anyone needing additional technical specifications for these logos should
contact the Office of University Publications for assistance.
The approved color palette for Florida Tech's Web templates (available
online at www.fit.edu/templates) was chosen from the Web-safe color spectrum
to most closely match the PMS color palette. Accent colors may be used
on Web pages as appropriate. Visit www.fit.edu/upub for
the Web template guidelines.
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