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Signature Typography<br />

Featured<br />

Typography<br />

Because the nature, quantity, and relative importance<br />

of information appearing on packages<br />

varies, the first step in designing a package is to<br />

identify and prioritize the required information.<br />

• Identify all information required on the package,<br />

including any of the following:<br />

- communicative name<br />

- secondary word mark<br />

- generic product name<br />

- product number<br />

- product size, style, or color<br />

- quantity and/or weight of contents<br />

- product features<br />

- product use instructions<br />

- handling instructions<br />

- product warranty<br />

- bar code<br />

- promotional slogans<br />

- identification block with, for example, the<br />

· communicative name (such as “<strong>GE</strong> Lighting”)<br />

· legal name (such as “General Electric Company”)<br />

· address<br />

- place of manufacture, if required<br />

• Prioritize information according to individual<br />

package requirements, using only two categories:<br />

- critical information that requires emphasis and<br />

high visibility<br />

- all other information<br />

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Signature Typography<br />

Featured<br />

Typography<br />

Supporting Typography<br />

Packaging Guidelines<br />

<strong>GE</strong> Identity Program 220, Packaging <strong>GE</strong> Identity Website: www.ge.com/identity<br />

220.02<br />

Place the critical information in either or both<br />

- the graphic signature<br />

- the featured position below the graphic signature<br />

•Place only one of the following in the<br />

signature typography:<br />

- communicative name<br />

- secondary word mark<br />

- generic product name<br />

- secondary word mark + generic product name<br />

- the slogan, “We bring good things to life.”<br />

•Use any of the following as featured typography:<br />

- secondary word mark<br />

- generic product name<br />

- product number<br />

- product size, style, or color<br />

- any combination of the above<br />

- the slogan, “We bring good things to life.”<br />

• Further emphasize signature typography and<br />

featured typography by using either or both<br />

- large type<br />

- bold type (Univers 68*)<br />

Place all other information in a supporting<br />

position, separated from signature and featured<br />

typography.<br />

• Use any of the following as supporting typography:<br />

- product number<br />

- product size, style, or color<br />

- any promotional slogan<br />

- quantity and/or weight of contents<br />

- product use instructions<br />

- handling instructions<br />

- product warranty<br />

- bar code<br />

- identification block<br />

• Further deemphasize supporting typography<br />

by using either or both<br />

- small type<br />

- light type (Univers 48*)<br />

continued<br />

*In computer typesetting, other names may be used, such as<br />

• for Univers 68, Univers (67) Condensed Bold Oblique<br />

• for Univers 48, Univers (47) Condensed Light Oblique

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