2. Type
2.1.
The standard heading type
The type is another element of the visual style of the IAOT. The standard IAOT type is characterised by an empty stripe cutting through the letters in half. It is used for all printed materials and publications. It suitably complements the IAOT logo and creates altogether the unmistakable visual style.
The type is used, in particular, for headings and sub-titles: when using the IAOT type no gradual shading is permitted.
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2.2.
Demonstration of the type-setting
Here are demonstrated some examples of type-settings of the standard heading type of the IAOT. The type is another element of the visual style of the IAOT. The standard IAOT type is characterised by an empty stripe cutting through the letters in half. It is used for all printed materials and publications. It suitably complements the IAOT logo and creates altogether the unmistakable visual style.
The type is used, in particular, for headings and sub-titles: when using the IAOT type no gradual shading is permitted.
2.2.
Additional type
The type is another element of the visual style of the IAOT. The additional type is RePublic CE. It is used for all printed materials and publications. It suitably complements the standard heading type of the IAOT.
The allowed versions of this font are Regular, Regular Italic, Bold and Bold Italic. The main body is to be in Regular, whilst the other variations of the font may be used to emphasize certain parts of the text. Bold then particularly for headings and sub-titles. When using the type RePublic CE no gradual shading is permitted.
2.3.
Main type
The type is another element of the visual style of the IAOT. The main type for the IAOT is Arial CE. It is mostly used to fill in templates, such as adding own text to writing paper etc.
The allowed versions of this font are Regular, Regular Italic, Bold and Bold Italic. The main body is to be in Regular, whilst the other variations of the font may be used to emphasize certain parts of the text. Bold then particularly for headings and sub-titles. When using the type Arial CE no gradual shading is permitted.
2.4.
Demonstration of the type-setting - White on black
2.5.
Demonstration of the type-setting - White on blue
2.6.
Demonstration of the type-setting - Colour on white
2.7.
Additional type - RePublic CE Bold
2.8.
Main type - Arial CE Bold
