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A proposed logo will be used on a website, printed materials, and clothing through heat transfer. It also needs to remain recognizable when reduced and in one colour. Which criteria from the proposal should reviewers apply, and what should each check?

Answer

Reviewers should apply versatility to assess use across the website, print, and clothing; usability to check that distinctive characteristics remain when the logo is reduced; and the one-colour test to check that the logo communicates without relying on colour differences. They may also assess identifiability by checking whether the mark is simple and memorable.

Explanation

### What a good answer covers - Applies versatility to the range of uses, including digital, print, and heat transfer on clothing. - Applies usability to the logo's ability to retain distinctive characteristics at a smaller size. - Applies the one-colour test to communication without colour-dependent distinctions. - May include identifiability as a check on simplicity and memorability. - Explains that each criterion addresses a different requirement in the scenario. ### Terms - **Heat transfer**: A method of applying a design to material using heat. - **Versatility**: The ability to adapt to different uses or production contexts. ### Remember Match each design requirement to its test: applications to versatility, size to usability, and colour independence to the one-colour test.

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