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Brand & badges
Brand & badge kit
If you conform to F-ACT, you can say so — and show it. These are the official marks and the rules for displaying them. The marks are free to use to make an honest conformance claim; they are not free to alter, and they do not imply endorsement.
Colours
Ink
#0a0e1a
Signal green
#34d399
Tick highlight
#6ee7b7
Do
- Keep clear space around the mark equal to the height of the tick circle.
- Use the supplied SVGs at any size — they stay crisp because they are vector.
- Pick the dark or light version that gives the cleanest contrast on your background.
- Place the badge next to a claim you can back up with a registry entry.
Do not
- Recolour the mark, add gradients or shadows, or rebuild it in another font.
- Stretch, rotate or crop it, or crowd it with other logos.
- Write the name as “FACT” — it is always “F-ACT” with the hyphen.
- Imply the Foundation endorses your product — a badge marks a self-declaration, not an endorsement.
A badge is a claim you stand behind
Displaying the badge means you are declaring conformance at a stated tier. Back it with a public entry in the registry so anyone can check it. Use of the marks is governed by the trademark terms.
Ready to declare conformance?
See how adoption and self-declaration work.
The marks are provided so honest adopters can signal conformance. Misusing them to mislead is a misuse of the trademark, addressed on the trademark page.