Correct Logo Usage

Your logo is one of the most important elements of your brand. Using it consistently — and correctly — ensures your business looks polished and professional across all platforms.

✅ Acceptable Uses

Full-color logo on light or neutral backgrounds
White version on dark backgrounds
Black version on light backgrounds
Logo used with appropriate padding/space around it
Scaling without distortion (keep proportions locked)

❌ Things to Avoid

1. Stretching or Distorting

Never squash, stretch, or rotate the logo.

Logo usage Stretched Example

2. Changing Colors

Stick to the approved color versions — full color, black, or white only.

Logo usage colors Example

3. Adding Effects

Avoid shadows, bevels, glows, or outlines unless specifically designed that way.

Logo usage effects Example

4. Placing on Busy Backgrounds

Keep the logo readable and clean. Avoid placing it over photos or textures without proper contrast or a container.

Logo usage background Example

5. Modifying the Layout

Don’t rearrange or separate parts of the logo. Use the logo as a single unit.

Logo usage layout Example

Need a Custom Version?

We’ve got you. If you need a special version of your logo for embroidery, screen printing, or other one-off uses — just email support@nordaxdigital.com and we’ll create it for you.

Note

If you ever feel unsure — send us a screenshot or link. We’ll quickly confirm what’s correct.