Branding and Logos

How We Look

SJECCD Brand Style Guide - PDF

SJECCD LETTERHEAD

Letterhead Template - Word
Letterhead

SJECCD PPT

PowerPoint Template - PPT
SJECCD PPT Template 2020

Notes for using this PowerPoint template:

  • Titles/subtitle areas: These have been programmed be shown in all caps regardless of hitting the Caps Lock key on your keyboard
  • Adding images: Once you click on the image icon, a dialogue box opens to choose the image from your files. It is likely that the photo will not be positioned where you want the focus to be. You need to double-click the photo which opens the “Picture Format” ribbon in PPT and click on “Crop” (far right in ribbon) to adjust the size/positioning. Tip: hold down the Shift key while dragging corners of image with your mouse to maintain its aspect ratio.

​SJECCD Logo Index

Below is a preview of various styles of SJECCD logos. Each logo has a number 01 -19 and description. The logos are on OneDrive to access. See the “Which File Type Should I Use” section at the bottom of this page for information that will help determine which logo is best for each use case.  
 

  1. Access the Logo Variations folder on OneDrive.
  2. Find the file name of the logo 01_SJECCD thru 19_SJECCD and click the name to open.
  3. There are five formats to choose from .ai, .eps, jpg, .pdf and .png
  4. Check the box by the format(s) you'd like to download.  
  5. On the top select download.  
     
SJECCD Logo Symbol Color

01-SJECCD Logo 
Symbol - Color

SJECCD Logo Symbol Dark

02-SJECCD Logo 
Symbol - Dark

SJECCD Logo Symbol White

03-SJECCD Logo 
Symbol - White

SJECCD Logo SMLR Symbol

04-SJECCD Logo SMLR - Color

SJECCD Logo SMLR Symbol Dark

05-SJECCD Logo SMLR - Dark

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SJECCD Logo SMLR White Text Color Symbol

06-SJECCD Logo SMLR - 
White Text Color Symbol

 

SJECCD Logo SMLR White Text White Symbol

07-SJECCD Logo SMLR - 
White Text and Symbol

SJECCD Logo LRG SYMBOL

08-SJECCD Logo LRG Symbol - Color

SJECCD Logo LRG SYMBOL Dark

09-SJECCD Logo LRG Symbol - Dark

SJECCD Logo LRG White Text Color Symbol

10-SJECCD Logo LRG - 
White Text Color Symbol

SJECCD Logo LRG White Text White Symbol

11-SJECCD Logo LRG - 
White Text and Symbol

SJECCD Logo Type Stacked Blue

​12-SJECCD Logo Stacked - 
Blue Text Color Symbol

SJECCD Logo Type Stacked Dark

13-SJECCD Logo Stacked - Dark

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SJECCD Logo Type Stacked White Text Color Symbol

14-SJECCD Logo Stacked - 
White Text Color Symbol

 

SJECCD Logo Type Stacked White Text White Symbol

15-SJECCD Logo Stacked - 
White Text and Symbol

 

SJECCD Logo Type Long Blue

​  16-SJECCD Logo Long - 

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SJECCD Logo Type Long Dark

17-SJECCD Logo Long - Dark

SJECCD Logo Type Long White Text Color Symbol

18-SJECCD Logo Long - 
White Text Color Symbol

SJECCD Logo Type Long White Text White Symbol

19-SJECCD Logo Long -
White Text and Symbol

WHICH FILE TYPE SHOULD I USE?

Files come in various formats and each format has its particular strengths and weaknesses.

The type of file you use for your purpose can have a huge effect on the quality of the media that you are working on, whether it be printed or web. Below is a breakdown of various types of files and the differences between them.

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Illustrator
(Vector // Print)

File Purposes:

Use for print projects unless vendors specify otherwise.

Vector graphic, resolution-independent.

Encapsulated PostScript

Encapsulated PostScript
(Vector // Print)

File Purposes:

Use for print projects.

Vector graphic, resolution-independent

Joint Photographic Experts Group

Joint Photographic Experts Group (Raster // Digital)

File Purposes:

Digital screen use only.

Raster graphic, resolution-dependent.

Enlarging will degrade image quality.

Portable Document Format

Portable Document Format - Vector-Based (Vector // Print)

File Purposes:

Viewing on multiple platforms.

Vector graphic, resolution-independent.

Portable Network Graphics

Portable Network Graphics
(Raster // Digital)

File Purposes:

Digital screen use only. Supports transparency (whereas .JPG does not).

Raster graphic, resolution-dependent.

Enlarging will degrade image quality.

.EPS and .AI files will not be usable unless you have Adobe Illustrator or a similar vector graphics editor.

For web use, .JPG files will usually be sufficient. Keep in mind that raster format images (.JPG and .PNG) should not be enlarged as they will quickly lose quality. Vector images (.EPS and .AI) can be resized, but only via vector editing software such as Adobe Illustrator.