CREATE logos should be used for visual identity in communications. Faculty members are encouraged to add the logo — with link to the CREATE website — to their related research websites and presentations.
- For each logo style shown below, find the appropriate link for the downloadable files on the CREATE Google drive.
- All images have transparent backgrounds; choose the color that provides the greatest contrast.
- HTML code to insert an image on your website is provided below, in HTML snippet for inserting logos.
Block style
(CREATE_block_x.xxx)
More block logo files on Google Drive
For web (PNG):
For print (EPS):
Full text with icon and “University of Washington”
(CREATE_full_icon_x.xxx)
More full-text logo files with icon on Google Drive
For web (PNG):
For print (EPS):
Short text with icon and “University of Washington”
(CREATE_icon_.xxx)
More logo files with icon and “CREATE” on Google Drive
For web (PNG):
For print (EPS):
Full text with UW “W” and “University of Washington”
(CREATE_full_UW_x.xxx)
More logo files with full-text and UW ‘W’ on Google Drive
For web (PNG):
For print (EPS):
Short text with UW “W” and “University of Washington”
(CREATE_UW_x.xxx)
More logo files with “CREATE” and UW ‘W’
For web (PNG):
For print (EPS):
HTML snippet for inserting logos on your site
The snippet below can be inserted on a page, in a column, in a footer.
To insert a CREATE logo on your website:
- Download a logo file to your web server.
- Copy the code snippet to your site.
<a href="https://create.uw.edu/"><img src="https://YOURWEBSITE/CREATE_block_k.png" alt="link to a block style CREATE logo with the CREATE icon of a person with a prosthetic arm holding a lightbulb. Text includes the CREATE acronym, full name, and University of Washington" max-width="100%" srcset="https://YOURWEBSITE/CREATE_block_k.png 542w, 300w, https://YOURWEBSITE/CREATE_block_k.png 375w" sizes="(max-width: 542px) 100vw, 542px" /></a>The size of the image will be determined by where it’s placed. If placed in a full-width paragraph or div, the image will probably be pixilated or blurry. The quality will be better if the image is placed in a column or div:
<div style="width:400px;">CODE_SNIPPET</div> - Change each instance of the image file name (careful not to include the CREATE website link address) in the code to the location of the file on your server.
- Update the alt text to describe the image you choose for your site.
- Review and revise: check that the image is legible and sized appropriately and test the link.
Content management systems like WordPress and Drupal are usually set to compress images and reduce their quality. If a logo looks pixelated or fuzzy, see if you can turn off image compression.
APRIL 5 – May 1
Disability Allyship 26-Day Challenge!
Starting April 5, spend 5-20 minutes/day expanding your knowledge of ableism and your perspective of disability. 26 days to mirror the take-over of a federal building in San Francisco by disability activists demanding Section 504 be signed into law. Then, on May 8, join an online forum to discuss the Challenge and how to move forward with allyship.