Symbol clear space rules

Summary

The symbol clear-space page: the mint star sits inside a dashed measurement grid that defines a minimum exclusion zone of one quarter of the symbol height on every side.

Visual description

Standard house layout with a light-grey left column holding the title "Clear space" and two paragraphs explaining that the minimum clear space must be a quarter (1/4 X) of the symbol height and is a floor, not a ceiling. The white right panel, rounded at the lower-left corner, centers the mint four-point star inside a faint dashed bounding grid. Thin blue dimension arrows and small "1/4 X" and "X" labels mark the padding above, below and to each side. A small mint symbol sits in the top-right corner.

Key takeaway

The quiet, restrained measurement diagram: faint dashed guides and tiny blue annotations that explain the rule without overwhelming the mark. Reusing the exact same panel and corner treatment as the intro page keeps the spec section visually consistent.

Reuse notes

A reliable template for the clear-space / exclusion-zone page of a logo or symbol spec. The unit-based system (everything measured in X) travels well to any mark. Pair it directly after a symbol-introduction page.