Turn Off the Lights Style Guide

This is the master logo of the Turn Off the Lights website. A flat design in with one single #666 gray color. The gray lamp button is build up in three parts, the foot is designed with four rectangle and on the top one circle. With rod being cut out of the circle element, where you get a transparant or white bar.

Turn Off the Lights project can be split in three big projects. One is the browser extension, where the user can add the gray lamp button in his work bar or address bar. The second part is the mobile app, it's the darkest mobile web browser that load the website pretty fast in a dark User Interface. And the last one, is the desktop application to dims your whole computer screen.

When you use the Turn Off the Lights in a news article. Use the words in the correct uppercase sequence. The First, Second and Fourth are in uppercase. And the third word is a low-letter. Note: That the TM logo must be on top of the 'Turn Off the Lights', because it means it's a registrated trademark worldwide. You must use the TM logo in the first mention of this online software product.

Don't do this! It is not allowed to change the uppercase sequence. The second 't' letter is always a low-letter. And the rest is uppercase.

Don't replace the word "Off" with "Out". This creates confusing of the registered trademark. Know as Trademark Infringement - The Likelihood of Confusion.

Our trademarks include – among other names – Turn Off the Lights®, TOtL™ as well as the respective lamp logos. You cannot use any names or logos which look or sound similar to our trademarked names and/or logos to any new application products and group name. So you can't use the trademark for a new product such as an iPhone game or as a privacy app, that to connect with a person to person as a encrypted messenger. Any attempt to violate the use of our trademark, can expect a huge money penalty for the damages to our project. And in addition also to pay the trademark owner's attorney fees and costs of litigation in addition to other penalties.