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Grid of "don't" examples crossing out distorted, recolored, rearranged and low-contrast versions of the RTP Institucional lockup with pink X overlays.
Summary
The misuse page ("Aplicações incorretas"), showing six incorrect treatments of the RTP Institucional lockup, each struck through with a pink "X".
Visual description
The left white column carries the head and black paragraphs warning never to manipulate the mark's elements. The right area is a grid of six lockups each overlaid with a translucent pink "X": a stretched mark, a reversed/scrambled element order, a mark with altered spacing, a recolored descriptor, the lockup on a hot-pink ground with poor contrast, and the lockup mistyped "RTX" over a low-contrast photo. Each shows a specific forbidden change.
Key takeaway
The translucent pink "X" overlay is a clear, consistent "don't" marker that lets the wrong example still be read. Covering distinct failure modes (distortion, recolor, reorder, contrast, typo) in one grid is an efficient guardrail page.
Reuse notes
A standard misuse grid. Reach for it in any logo guideline to fence off the common abuses. Pick one consistent strike-through device and reuse it on every tile so the page reads as a single rule set.
From this deck: Incorrect applications of the mark
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