Portrait format
The format width is divided by 12. This results in the grid shown in the example on the left.

Landscape format:
The format width is divided by 32.

Portrait format:
In order to structure the grid more finely and to be able to position the logo with green areas more easily later, it is a good idea to divide each twelfth into 4 smaller sub-units (preferably in different colors, as in the example on the left, so that it remains clear).

Landscape format:
For a landscape format, the grid layout used so far is sufficient (see step 1).

Portrait format:
The logo with green elements is imported and scaled to 1/3 of the page width. In the example on the left, this means 4 large grid fields.

Landscape format:
The logo with green elements is imported and scaled to 1/4 of the page width (i.e., 8 grid fields).

The subsequent steps are the same for both portrait and landscape formats. To find the minimum distance to the edge, imagine a square around the “F” of the logo.

The distance to the edge of the format should be at least a quarter of the imagined square.

This quarter should be the distance between the edge of the format and the edge of the logo (the dashed line in the example). This is the minimum distance between the logo and the edge. However, more space is also possible.