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University logos on the web

The University of Essex logo consists of two elements:

  • A sequence of five coloured squares, representing the five squares of the University campus. The logo is normally printed in the top left-hand corner of paper-based publications so that the pattern of squares produces a three-dimensional 'E'; to achieve a similar effect, the logo should sit flush top-left on University web pages.
  • The words 'University of Essex'.

These elements should always be used as a single unit and should not be modified in any way.

The logos should always be set against a white background.

Note: see also the University's brand on the web.

The logos

The University logo has been placed in the /images subdirectory of the main University web server; if your pages are on the second server, you should use the logo in http://www2.essex.ac.uk/images. The URLs for these images are http://www.essex.ac.uk/images/home/header.gif and http://www2.essex.ac.uk/images/header.gif. You should link directly to these images, rather than keep your own copies. There are good reasons for this:

  • Efficient browsing: if someone is looking around the University website their browser will only need to fetch each logo file once; if everyone uses their own version of the logo, web browsers have to load the image afresh on every page that uses another copy.
  • By linking to a central copy of the logo you know you are using a high quality image that conforms to University policies on visual identity; any minor changes to the logo will be immediately reflected on your pages without any extra work on your part.
  • Why clutter up your web directories when the files are already available centrally?