Dustbit. iGaming Brand Identity System.

Minimum clear space around the Dustbit mark is fixed at 10x the icon unit, defined for horizontal, stacked, and icon-only formats. The rule keeps the logo legible next to other content.

Dustbit's co-branding rules set a shared baseline and fixed divider spacing when the logo sits next to a partner mark. Two lockup examples show consistent alignment across formats.

At icon size, the mark drops the wordmark and keeps only on a dark tile, tested on a phone home screen and browser tab favicon. Contrast holds at both scales.

The full lockup ships in dark, lime, and white versions, plus variants for photographic backgrounds like a dice close-up and green bokeh. Contrast stays fixed, the mark never changes.

Dice, bit, chainlink, roulette wheel, sparkle, and dust - each shape in the icon maps to a casino, crypto, or luck cue, and the last two spell out the Dustbit name.

The horizontal lockup stacks into a vertical version for narrow or square placements, keeping the icon-to-wordmark ratio fixed so the mark reads the same at any size.

The guidelines extend into favicon and icon specs, background patterns, the two-typeface system, and a dedicated socials chapter with do's and don'ts for campaign posts.

Approved posts use bold type on dark backgrounds with lime highlights; avoided patterns include low-quality photos and unreadable text on bright green. Two live post mockups show the standard.

The mark is tested as illuminated office signage, a street-level digital billboard, an elevator standee ad, and a printed guidelines book - checking legibility beyond screens.