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Dark-violet rule page contrasting two large cards, a struck-through "DocuSign" don't and an approved "Docusign", with explanatory copy above.
Summary
A naming rule page: on deep violet, a left label and short copy explain the capitalization change, while two big side-by-side cards show the incorrect "DocuSign" (struck through, red cross) against the correct "Docusign" (green check).
Visual description
Near-black violet background, thin running header. The left column reads "Docusign Name: Capitalization Change"; the upper right holds two short white paragraphs stating the name now drops the camel-case capital S. Below sit two large rounded cards of equal size. The left card shows "DocuSign" in white with a diagonal red line struck through it and a small red circular cross icon in its top-left corner. The right card shows "Docusign" clean, with a green circular check icon top-left. The do/don't contrast is carried entirely by the two color-coded status icons and the strike.
Key takeaway
The paired do/don't cards with a corner status chip (red cross vs green check) and a diagonal strike on the wrong example, an instantly readable correct-versus-incorrect device. Setting the words large makes the single-letter difference obvious.
Reuse notes
A go-to template for any binary correct/incorrect rule (naming, capitalization, logo treatment, spacing). Reuse the red-cross / green-check chip system across the whole guideline for consistency. Two cards is the clean maximum; for many wrong variants use a misuse grid instead.
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