Der Dokumentenkopf der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg ist ein historisches Siegel und darf daher nur unter Einhaltung folgender Reglementierungen verwendet werden:
- Das Doppelsiegel erscheint immer in Kombination mit dem Schriftzug „Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg“
- Verwendung des Uni-Grüns (CMYK-Farbwert 45/0/90/0)
Für detaillierte Informationen zum Uni-Logo steht folgender Link zur Verfügung:
Nice post! On a related note, This is the kind of post I wish I’d found sooner.
Last week I had a Morse message in a photo and needed the plain text version quickly, so I used Morse Code Translator. It decoded straight from the image and saved me from retyping the whole thing. The Morse Code Translator workflow saved me a lot of time recently.
Solid post, you explained it better than most.
Compared with saving emails one at a time, Save Gmail Emails as PDF feels a lot less tedious. The local-only setup is the part I’d pay attention to, especially if you care about keeping sensitive mail in the browser.
The discussion about projekt „start-klar“ raises some really valid points. This perspective is refreshing.
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Thoughtful post — the document header example shows how a strong corporate identity depends on consistency, not just a logo. I especially like the emphasis on using the historic seal and the exact Uni green, since those details help preserve a clear and trustworthy visual standard. For anyone working on visual branding or design systems, this is a great reminder that small rules make a big difference. It’s also inspiring to see how structure and style support the overall message.