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Logo "Incorrect Usage" page with a 3x2 grid of don't-use lockups, each captioned in red, beside a serif heading and explanatory paragraph.
Summary
A logo misuse page: six framed "DON'T USE" examples of the OurFamilyWizard wand-and-spark logo arranged in a grid, paired with a left column that explains the rule.
Visual description
Warm cream background. The left column carries a small teal all-caps eyebrow ("LOGO SYSTEM"), a large navy serif heading "Incorrect Usage", and a short grey sans paragraph. To the right, a 3x2 grid of hairline-bordered cells, each showing one violation of the logo (added wordbreaks, drop shadow, gradient fill, wrong wordmark font, distortion, off-brand colors). Each cell has a small red all-caps "DON'T USE" label and a one-line grey caption naming the mistake. A vertical "Brand Guidelines" label runs up the left edge and the small spark mark sits bottom-left.
Key takeaway
The disciplined misuse grid: one consistent cell template repeated six times, each with the same red flag label and a single plain-language reason. It teaches restraint faster than prose.
Reuse notes
A standard "logo don'ts" page for any brand or identity guideline deck. Reusable as a template: keep the left explanatory column fixed and swap the grid examples. The red caption color is the only accent permitted to break the muted palette, which keeps the warnings legible.
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