Primary Logo: A primary logo is the main and most frequently used version of a company’s logo. It is the core representation of the brand’s visual identity and is designed for optimal recognition and versatility across various applications. The primary logo typically includes the essential elements, such as the brand name, icon, and any distinctive design elements, ensuring consistency and coherence in brand communication. This version is used in most situations where the full impact of the brand needs to be communicated, providing a strong and recognizable visual identity.Secondary Logo: The secondary logo acts as a simplified version of the primary one by removing certain text or rearranging its components for enhanced legibility in smaller sizes.Submark: A Submark is commonly used online and on social media. It is used when the logo is resized to extra small formats and includes single letter(s), number(s), or symbols.