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How a Logo Should Support Evidence Work

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How a Logo Should Support Evidence Work

This field note is part of the FOBA learning stream. It is meant to orient readers and point toward better source work.

Key points

  • A logo helps readers recognize the learning center and feel oriented.
  • A logo is not a historical source, reconstruction, citation, or proof of identity.
  • Visual polish should make the site easier to navigate while the evidence labels continue doing the serious work.

Next steps

  • Use the logo in site identity, landing, and footer surfaces.
  • Keep captions and alt text plain.
  • Do not use decorative imagery to imply historical certainty.

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