Versatility requires a logo to adapt to different uses, including digital design and print.

### Why this is right The proposal defines versatility in terms of adapting a logo to different applications. It names digital design and print, as well as monograms and heat transfer on clothing and other brand materials. ### The concept **Versatility** is the ability of a design to work across varied contexts and production methods. A logo designed for only one size or one medium may fail when used elsewhere. The proposal treats digital and print use as examples, not as the complete list. Versatility is distinct from usability: usability concerns retaining distinctive characteristics as size changes, while versatility concerns adapting to different kinds of use. ### Terms - **Versatility**: The ability to work effectively across different uses or formats. - **Monogram**: A design made from one or more letters, often used as a compact mark. ### Remember Size changes test usability; different applications test versatility.