- Style guide
- Style circles
- Core visual identity
- Middle circle
- Colours of faculties and topics
- Colours of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
- Colours of the Faculty of Social Sciences
- Colours of the Faculty of Medicine
- Colours of the Faculty of Science and Technology
- Colours of the entrepreneurship topic
- Colours of the culture topic
- Colours of the student life topic
- Outer style circle
- Logos
- Design principles
- Colours
- Design examples
- Special cases
- Materials for download
Using the logo
All types of logos may be used, but the primary logo is preferred. The use of the stacked and circular logos must be justified.
The logo may be placed either in a rectangle rotated by 15 degrees or in the negative area created by the placement of the rectangle(s).
The logo may also be used on a photo, provided that sufficient legibility is maintained. A more uniform and monochromatic area of the photo should be preferred. The photo may be edited.
The logo must not be placed on the faculty colour, topic colour or accent colour.
Using logos on colourful backgrounds
The primary, stacked and circular logos and the logo submark, as well as the logos of the faculties and units described below, may be used only on backgrounds in the primary colours.
When placing the logo on a photo, its legibility and sufficient contrast must be ensured. Image editing may be used to create contrast.
Examples of using logos
